Brazil’s Bolsonaro Hospitalized Days After Receiving 27-Year Prison Sentence

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was taken to the hospital Tuesday after reportedly feeling sick.

Reuters reported he was admitted with symptoms of vomiting, low blood pressure, and hiccups.

Family Statement

His son Flavio Bolsonaro confirmed the news on social media.

Jair Bolsonaro

“President Bolsonaro felt unwell a short while ago, with a severe bout of hiccups, vomiting, and low blood pressure,” he wrote.

“I ask for everyone’s prayers so that it is nothing serious.”

Hospitalization

Bolsonaro arrived at DF Star Hospital in Brasília late Tuesday.

Local reports said doctors are monitoring his condition closely.

Photos showed him entering the facility under escort.

Health History

The former president has faced health problems since 2018.

That year, he was stabbed while campaigning and nearly died.

The attack left him with recurring intestinal issues and multiple surgeries.

Legal Battles

Bolsonaro was sentenced last week to 27 years in prison.

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Brazil’s supreme court convicted him of coup plotting.

He was accused of rejecting election results after losing to Lula da Silva.

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva

Bolsonaro is under house arrest as he awaits the next phase of sentencing.

The court also banned him from running for office until 2060.

That would be eight years after his prison term concludes.

Bolsonaro’s case has drawn international attention.

President Trump has accused Lula’s government of a political witch hunt.

Brazilian courts claim Trump’s comments fueled “external interference.”

Opposition Response

Critics may accuse Bolsonaro of using illness as a delay tactic.

Others suggest he could be seeking national sympathy.

His allies insist the health scare is genuine.

For now, Bolsonaro’s legal and health crises remain intertwined.

Doctors have not released a timeline for his recovery.

The next chapter in his high-stakes battle is still uncertain.

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By Trent Walker

Trent Walker has over ten years experience as an undercover reporter, focusing on politics, corruption, crime, and deep state exposés.

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