Flávio Bolsonaro, a pre-candidate for the presidency from the Liberal Party in Rio de Janeiro, is set to attend the launch of Luciano Zucco's pre-campaign for the governorship of Rio Grande do Sul on Saturday, October 28. This event marks Flávio's first appearance on a regional stage as he eyes the upcoming elections later this year.

The key objective of the event is to present a united front for the right-wing parties in Brazil, particularly in the context of the elections scheduled for October 2024. Zucco has expressed support from various political parties, including the Progressive Party (PP), Novo, Podemos, and the Republicans, indicating a strategic alliance aimed at consolidating right-wing power in the state.

Additionally, Senator Luis Carlos Heinze from the PP is mentioned as a potential vice-presidential candidate within the coalition, following PP's decision to refrain from fielding its own candidate for the Palácio Piratini. This collaboration among different parties in the right-wing spectrum highlights the ongoing political strategies leading up to the elections and the desire for increased influence in Brazilian governance.