Is Argentina Finally Cracking Down On Corruption?

ben said:
it appears that much if not most of both the government and military machinery appears opposed even to that.
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Yes, the bulk of the Brazilian Military, including his vice-president, General Mourao, and the Brazilian public in general want nothing to do with with Venezuelan internal affairs. Considering that Bolsonaro is now the most unpopular early term president in Brazilian history, with his cabinet virtually imploding just 4 months into his presidency, an invasion of Venezuela would be an epic political suicide of unprecedented proportions.
Very likely he would be impeached and General Mourao (who is a lot more moderate than he is) would take the presidential seat. That would be one hell of a "military coup".
 
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