The latest crisis in the Bolsonaro administration unfolded on April 24, as former Operation Car Wash judge-turned-Justice Minister Sergio Moro resigned from the cabinet, accusing his boss, President Jair Bolsonaro, of trying to meddle with federal investigations and illegally requesting confidential police reports.
Political observers are left dumbstruck as to how the president has managed to turn his administration into the dumpster fire we have witnessed for the last 16 months. Especially as Mr. Bolsonaro took office with an advantage almost none of his predecessors had: a wounded opposition that was reduced to near irrelevance.
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