The president of this country announced the three days of mourning in the country and was questioned

According to Agence France -Presse reports on the 8th, after the death of Queen Elizabeth II of Britain, Brazilian President Bosonaro announced that Brazil would hold a three -day national condolences.

Bosonaro Tu Source: People's Vision

It is reported that the current President of Brazil will be re -elected next month. He said in a official statement that the official attitude aims to "express condolences to the death of the Queen."

Bosonaro also posted on Twitter that Elizabeth II "not only the Queen of the British, but also the queen of all of us". He wrote: "She is an extraordinary and unique woman. Her leadership, humility and patriotism are our role models, and will continue to inspire us and the world until forever."

Queen Elizabeth II. Source: Visual China

Agence France -Presse pointed out that Brazil used to be Portuguese colonies in the past, and relations with Britain were not particularly close. Therefore, when the Presidential Palace in Brazil, located in the capital Brazil's Presidential Palace, some people questioned whether Bosonaro expressed his ulterior motives.

Mauricio Santoro, a political scholar at the State University of Rio de Janeiro, told AFP: "I think that Bosonaro's gesture is related to his preferences of conservative issues, traditions, and monarchy."

Bosonaro and Lulatu: Visual China

It is reported that the Brazilian presidential election will hold the first round of voting on October 2nd. Bosonaro's competitors and former Brazilian President Lula support in the previous public opinion survey. The condolences to the Queen of England.

"She left her own mark throughout the era," Luolla wrote, attached a photo of the Buckingham Palace in Buckingham Elizabeth II when he visited London in 2009 when he visited London in 2009.

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