posted on 11/28/2022 3:52 PM

(credit: Reproduction/Cazé TV)
Federal deputy Eduardo Bolsonaro (PL-SP), son of President Jair Bolsonaro (PL), was seen watching the game between Brazil and Switzerland at stadium 974 in Qatar. The record of the moment occurred in the broadcast of the match on the channel of streamer and journalist Casimiro Miguel.
During the live, commentators showed a fan in costume when the politician appeared in the sequence, posing next to the man in costume and two women, one of them Heloísa Bolsonaro, his wife.
Follow more news about the 2022 World Cup in Qatar on the special page of Brazilian mail🇧🇷
His presence in the game generated many memes and criticism on social networks. Check out some of them:
Eduardo Bolsonaro in Qatar, watching the World Cup game, with all the pomp and luxury, while the patriots are camped, in front of the barracks, catching the rain and sharing soup. 🇧🇷pic.twitter.com/daDU9ouhif
— Guedinho and his Fans (@GuedinhoeFans) November 28, 2022
Eduardo Bolsonaro travels to Qatar to watch the World Cup. He appeared on a FIFA broadcast during the game between Brazil and Switzerland. pic.twitter.com/dOPwNvxKZw
— Renato Souza (@reporterenato) November 28, 2022
Dead that Eduardo Bolsonaro went off to see the World Cup in Qatar and the camera showed him kkkkkkkk meanwhile the patriots under the rain fighting for his daddy pic.twitter.com/vpNY3joirP
— Fernanda Imamura (@fernandaimamura) November 28, 2022
While you camp and get rained on, Eduardo Bolsonaro travels with your money to enjoy the World Cup in Qatar. pic.twitter.com/x5sZkDTS0J
— Renan Santos ?????????? (@RenanSantosMBL) November 28, 2022
World Cup guide
Download the World Cup Guide prepared by Brazilian mail🇧🇷 Click here.
Correio Braziliense coverage
Want to stay on top of the main news from Brazil and the world? follow him Brazilian mail on the social networks. we are in twitter, on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. Follow!
newsletter
Subscribe to the newsletter Brazilian mail🇧🇷 And stay well-informed about the main news of the day, early in the morning. Click here.