Conservative Brazilian lawmakers welcomed former President Jair Bolsonaro’s announcement that he plans to end his self-exile in Florida and return home
SÃO PAULO—Conservative Brazilian lawmakers welcomed former President Jair Bolsonaro’s announcement that he, saying they hope the rightwing leader can marshal opposition to the leftist government’s plans to raise taxes, toughen gun laws and increase the state’s role in the economy.
“He has the confidence of 58 million people, it’s undeniable that he’s influential and a political force,” said a prominent congressman, Deltan Dallagnol, referring to the number of votes cast for Mr. Bolsonaro in
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