In a recent meeting with members of his party, PL, Flávio Bolsonaro, the pre-candidate for the Brazilian presidency, expressed his emotional struggle regarding his father's imprisonment and the internal conflicts within his family. During this gathering, which included deputies, senators, and party leaders, he emphasized the need for unity among the right-wing factions. Flávio conveyed his sentiments through tears, highlighting the impact of his father's situation on his political aspirations and positioning within the party.

Moreover, Flávio Bolsonaro announced that he has formally submitted a constitutional amendment proposal aiming to eliminate the possibility of reelection in Brazil. His proposal has garnered initial support from 14 parliamentary members, yet it requires a significant number of endorsements to advance, specifically from 171 deputies or 27 senators. He framed this initiative as a necessary change for the country, asserting that the Brazilian public is weary of extended terms under the current party leadership and that this proposal reflects a collective interest rather than a personal agenda.

Flávio's statements and the proposed amendment come in the context of ongoing criticisms against the Workers' Party (PT) and its influence in Brazil's political landscape. Despite the palpable tensions within his family clan, his public act of proposing such a significant change seeks to present a united front and redefine the future political climate as Brazil heads towards an important electoral season. The media were restricted from attending the meeting, creating an air of exclusivity around the discussion of these crucial political developments.