Europe 1 with AFP
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3:10 p.m., January 3, 2022
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was urgently hospitalized early Monday morning due to a probable new intestinal obstruction. Since being stabbed in the intestine in September 2018, the latter has undergone at least four surgical operations on the digestive system.
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, 66, was urgently hospitalized early Monday morning in Sao Paulo because of a probable new intestinal obstruction, media reported such as TV Globo. Since an attempted murder with a knife in September 2018, Bolsonaro has undergone numerous operations on his abdomen for adhesions, and was treated for the same problem in July 2021, in the private hospital of Vila Nova Star where it was on Monday again.
Four operations of the digestive system
Questioned by AFP, the presidency neither confirmed nor denied the information given by the country’s mainstream media. Last July, the far-right head of state in office since 2019 was hospitalized for four days for an occlusion in Vila Nova Star, where he was transferred after an emergency admission to Brasilia due to severe abdominal pain. .
Since being stabbed in the intestine in September 2018, while campaigning for the presidential election, apparently by an imbalanced, Jair Bolsonaro has undergone at least four surgical operations on the digestive system.