Overview
- Speaking at a PL Mulher event in Ji-Paraná, she said she does not want to be president and pledged to work for Jair Bolsonaro’s return.
- She offered to speak for her husband nationwide while he remains under Supreme Federal Court–ordered house arrest following a 27-year conviction.
- The remarks follow a Sept. 24 interview with The Telegraph that left open a possible candidacy and promised to “stand up like a lioness” for conservative values.
- She defended the so‑called PL da Anistia and sharply criticized the STF and a weakened Congress, escalating attacks on the institutions handling her husband’s case.
- She remains a pre-candidate for the Federal District Senate and is regarded inside the PL, including by party chief Valdemar Costa Neto, as central to preserving Bolsonaro’s political capital.