Brazil’s former president Bolsonaro in hospital with abdominal pain

May Be Interested In:Nodule found in former President Joe Biden’s prostate during routine physical exam


Brazil’s former president Jair Bolsonaro has been hospitalized due to severe abdominal pain, the opposition leader in the Senate, Rogério Marinho, stated on Friday on X.

The right-wing Bolsonaro, who is currently facing allegations of plotting a coup against the government of his successor, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (Lula), was seriously injured in September 2018 when he was stabbed in the abdomen by an attacker while campaigning in Juiz de Fora, in the state of Minas Gerais. Since then, he has undergone multiple surgeries.

Marinho accompanied Bolsonaro at a party event in the north-eastern state of Rio Grande do Norte. The former president was initially taken to a municipal hospital in the morning and later transferred by helicopter to a private clinic in the city of Natal.

Bolsonaro lost to Lula in national elections in October 2022.

In March, the Supreme Court allowed charges against Bolsonaro and seven alleged co-conspirators to proceed. If convicted, he could face several years in prison.

share Share facebook pinterest whatsapp x print

Similar Content

11 Great Apple Deals on MacBooks, iPads, and AirPods
11 Great Apple Deals on MacBooks, iPads, and AirPods
Chiropractor injuries can be severe (stock image)
Man, 33, left with lifechanging chiropractor injury reveals one body part you should never let them work on
ATM PIN Fraud: Can Pressing Cancel Twice Prevent Theft? Govt Busts Myth — Heres How To Stay Safe
ATM PIN Fraud: Can Pressing Cancel Twice Prevent Theft? Govt Busts Myth — Heres How To Stay Safe
Federal Reserve Rings Every Alarm Bell About Trump’s Economy
Federal Reserve Rings Every Alarm Bell About Trump’s Economy
Pranav Dixit
Apple Card Has A Savings Account Now, And The Interest Rate Is Better Than Most Banks’
Life Kit offers tips on how to care for a grieving friend
In Los Angeles, business owners try to pick up the pieces after wildfires
Hot Topics: The Stories the World Is Watching | © 2025 | Daily News