Brazil President, in UK, fumes at gasoline costs. It is an election pitch | World News

Brazil president Jair Bolsonaro throughout his journey to the UK for Queen Elizabeth II's funeral stopped at a petroleum station and posted a video highlighting the huge prices of gasoline within the nation.

Within the video that which has now been extensively shared on social media, Jair Bolsonaro will be seen standing and pointing on the costs of fuels on the digital signal. Jair Bolsonaro posted the video on the eve of Queen Elizabeth II's funeral.

The costs are "virtually double the common of many Brazilian states", he fumed, claiming that in Brazil, gasoline costs had been among the many least expensive on the earth.

Jair Bolsonaro has left no stone unturned as Brazil is about to carry presidential elections subsequent month. A part of his marketing campaign has focussed on the steep fall in gasoline costs throughout his tenure.

Bolsonaro additionally addressed his supporters from the balcony of the Brazilian embassy on Sunday forward of the Queen's funeral.

“We're a rustic that does not need drug liberalisation, that does not need to discuss legalising abortion and that does not settle for 'gender ideology',” the controversial chief mentioned in his speech which solely talked in regards to the Queen fleetingly.