Michelle Bolsonaro, the former first lady of Brazil, is seeking a new meeting with Supreme Court minister Alexandre de Moraes to advocate for her husband, ex-president Jair Bolsonaro, to serve his sentence at home rather than in a hospital. Supporters of the ex-president reveal that she intends to inform Moraes personally about her husband's condition and the potential risks associated with his hospitalization, emphasizing that he cannot be left alone during nighttime due to medical concerns related to aspiration.

The ex-president has been hospitalized in a private facility in Brasília since last Friday, where he is being treated for bronchopneumonia. The medical update indicates that while his lung condition has improved, there is still no clear timeline for his discharge from the hospital. Michelle's concerns stem from alarming health events that transpired during his hospitalization, where he was said to be at risk of severe complications that could even have been fatal had he received medical attention later than he did.

This ongoing situation raises significant questions regarding the judicial and medical considerations in Brazil, particularly as they relate to ex-presidents and their treatment under the law. As Michelle seeks to engage directly with one of Brazil's top judges, it underscores the intersection of politics and personal circumstances in the current legal landscape surrounding Bolsonaro and his family.