Latin American Special Reports
Brazil: A year of Jair Bolsonaro
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- A new era in Brazilian politics
The political landscape
- The 2018 election
- Bolsonaro's inner circle
- Redrawing relations with congress
Kick-starting the economy
- A neo-liberal agenda
- An ambitious reform programme
- Concessions and privatisations
- Encouraging results
Tackling corruption
- A new way of doing politics
- Moro and Lava Jato
- The independence of institutions
- Scandals
Reducing insecurity
- Tough-on-crime talk
- Attempts at implementing legislation
- Falling crime rates
A moral agenda
- Rhetoric has consequences
- 'Brazil above everything, God above all'
- The crusade against 'cultural Marxism'
Conclusion
- The economy and security remain the key to re-election hopes
On 1 January 2019, Jair Bolsonaro was sworn in for a four-year term as the 38th president of Brazil, after winning a divisive election in October 2018.