>>73861
I have mild expectations in that regard, but he may surprise me. It will range from Trump-tier to Bukele-tier.

Bolsonaro was never Olavo's endgame, just a necessary survival step, the long game of his followers is still at play. But more importantly we are definitely in the Greater America/Israel plan, and even if the next opposition candidates get in they would still be in that framework.

I can't quite conceive Brazil's best plan of action in the new Greater America plan yet.

Primarily we will trade low political cost resources for tech access, and since we don't have many local big corps (we do have some potential ones), we have to see what sort of industrial partnership will be formed.

Most obvious is aerospace, Musk had his eyes on it for a long time, we have a ton of really good aerospace engineers and the world's best location to launch rockets from.