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After ″ Goebbels case ″ and Regina’s delusions, Bolsonaro delivers culture to former Heartthrob of Malhação

Were it not for the disclosure of a gray note to the press and a bureaucratic record in the Official Gazette, no one would know that Mário Frias, a 48-year-old actor, had become the fifth special secretary of culture in 18 months of Jair Bolsonaro government. There was no announcement, neither journalists, nor guests, nor speeches, nor inaugural ceremonies, contrary to what had happened, about three months before, on arrival, with pomp, of his predecessor and professional colleague Regina Duarte.

Frias, known to the public for having been the heartthrob of the sixth season of the soap opera teen Workout, presented a game show with students on Rede TV, the fifth most viewed open channel in Brazil, before joining the government. He had made himself available in an interview at the end of May, when the fall of Regina Duarte to the post already seemed imminent.

The performance of the Viúva Porcina interpreter, which lasted in the secretariat from March to June, was disapproved by everyone. By President Jair Bolsonaro, who did not like that she, aged 72, fulfilled quarantine in São Paulo instead of working in Brasília, and, above all, for the artistic class for not commenting on the death of cultural icons or the absence of a concrete measure in defense of the sector.

Faced with direct criticism from colleague Maitê Proença in an interview with CNN Brasil, Regina was outraged and threatened to leave the studio. In the same interview, he also relativized the deaths caused by the Brazilian military dictatorship [1964-1985] and, subsequently, she was sued by the relatives of victims.

Before, the position was in the hands of Roberto Alvim, who fell after imitating Nazi minister Joseph Goebbels in an official video. The Brazilian secretary said that “the Brazilian art of the next decade will be heroic and national. (…) Or it will be nothing”, while the German minister stated, in the 1930s, that “the German art of the next decade will be heroic (…) or else it will be nothing “. As background music for his intervention, Alvim chose opera by Richard Wagner, Hitler and the Nazi regime’s favorite composer.

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