His first six months entailed:
"“It’s a marmalade of madness,” Lobão grumbled of Bolsonaro’s crisis-packed opening act in power which has been plagued by factional struggles, mass protests, claims of mafia ties and corruption involving his family, a cocaine smuggling scandal involving a presidential plane and damaging revelations involving his celebrity justice minister, Sérgio Moro. Not to mention a series of bizarre gaffes – including sharing a pornographic video with his 3.4 million Twitter followers." In the same six months polls on if he is corrupt with illegal activities went from a 11% to a 34%. At the end of six months 68% of citizens don't trust their president. He made a public request for worldwide sex tourism to Brazil, as long as you aren't gay. Many citizens don't want their country viewed as the prostitution country.
Recently he has been under flack for his response to the pandemic. He has refused to try and implement testing widespread. No stay-at-home orders from him and he has encouraged those to protest the governors who did put out orders. Morgues have filled up and some are having to go to other cities for their dead. Coffins are running out. Brazil is doing 1/32 the testing per capital the US is doing for comparison. Hospital workers and patients are unable to be tested as they don't have enough. People are concerned with open borders. When brought info about who studies he replies with "the World Health Organization encouraged masturbation and homosexuality among children". Dismissing anything from them on that principal. Bordered countries are fearing Brazil. "In Paraguay, soldiers dug a trench at its border with Brazil to prevent people from crossing over. In Uruguay, President Luis Lacalle Pou said Brazil's reaction to the virus was sending "warning lights" to his administration. Argentine President Alberto Fernández told local news outlets Saturday, according to The AP, that he was worried about the open borders."