Jair Bolsonaro is no longer on the ballot for Brazil's presidency. This has left many people wondering what will happen to his political movement, often called 'Bolsonarism.'

His son, Flávio Bolsonaro, is now trying to step into his father’s shoes. He is working to keep his father’s legacy alive. But this is not an easy task. Many people are watching to see if the movement can hold together without Jair Bolsonaro leading the ticket.

The situation has caught the attention of the world. Comedian John Oliver recently mocked the family on his show, calling their political tactics 'fearmongering.' Oliver also joked that the election might even be influenced by an obscure movie starring Jim Caviezel, highlighting how strange and complicated the political landscape has become.

Reporters from news outlets like Reuters and RFI are asking a simple question: Can the son live up to the father’s influence? Flávio has long lived in his father’s shadow, and he is now testing his own power to see if he can hold the support of the voters who once backed his father.

For now, the country is waiting. The big question is whether Bolsonaro’s supporters will stay loyal to his movement now that he isn't the one running for office. The next few months will show if 'Bolsonarism' is strong enough to survive on its own.

Source: Reuters