Flávio Bolsonaro, the senator and pre-candidate from the PL party for the Presidency of Brazil, has proclaimed that his approach to economic management will closely resemble that of his father, former President Jair Bolsonaro. During an event with the Lide group in Rio de Janeiro, he described the economic strategies employed by his father as successful and acknowledged globally, stating, "No one will be surprised by the ideas and paths we propose." He highlighted that Brazil experienced significant growth following the pandemic, outpacing China, and maintained lower inflation than the United States.

He further outlined his economic vision, promising to align expenses with the budget by spending less than the government collects and advocating for tax reductions. Flávio Bolsonaro emphasized that the foundational economic principles of his proposed governance would follow a similar framework to that of his father's administration. Despite being asked about the potential inclusion of Paulo Guedes, the former Minister of Economy, in his team, he refrained from naming specific candidates, indicating that discussions around key personnel in the economic sector are still ongoing.

This declaration comes at a pivotal time as Brazil gears up for the presidential election, with candidates outlining their proposals to capture public and political support. Flávio Bolsonaro's emphasis on continuity and stability in economic policy aims to resonate with voters who favor familiarity with existing successful governance strategies. His assertions reflect a broader campaign strategy that leverages his father’s legacy while addressing current economic realities in Brazil post-pandemic, as he positions himself as a leader capable of navigating these challenges effectively.