Crônicas e perturbacoes (Giostro Editora, 2009) and Tempo bom tempo ruim. Crônicas e experiências vividas no BBB5 (Editora Globo, 2005), Tudo ao mesmo tempo agora. Crônicas e contos (Casa de Palavras da Fundação Casa de Jorge Amado) which won him the Copene Prize for Literature, Ainda Lembro. Jean nasceu no município de Alagoinhas, no interior do estado da Bahia, no ano de 1974. RELATED: Bolsonaros Son Linked to Suspect of Marielle Francos Murder 'I am terrified to learn that the presidents son hired the wife and mother of the sicario in his office. He was a columnist for the newspaper Correio da Bahia and has published the books Aflitos. Three times elected Federal congressman for the Brazilian state of Rio de Janeiro, Jean Wyllys, has been forced to abandon public life due to death threats. Wyllys holds a Master’s degree in Literature and Linguistics from the Federal University of Bahia, and he has been a professor of Brazilian Culture and Communication Theory at various schools in his home country. With the victory of Jair Bolsonaro in the Brazilian general elections in 2018, he resigned from his post and went into exile in Europe, after receiving several death threats.

Among other things, he proposed a law regulating prostitution, the legalisation and government regulation of marijuana production, and government funding for gender reassignment surgeries and for hormone treatment for transgender people. Jean Wyllys is a Brazilian lecturer, journalist, and politician born in Bahia in 1974 who rose to fame after winning the fifth season of Big Brother Brasil. But on Tuesday, Wyllys shocked and infuriated many of his most loyal supporters. Jean Wyllys, an advocate for LGBT rights and a critic of far-right President Jair Bolsonaro, says he was the target of death threats, physical harassment and misinformation spread on social media. He was one of the most active members of the Brazilian parliament in the defence of human rights, especially in relation to LGBTI rights. That has further solidified Wyllys’ standing as a leading figure of the Brazilian left. Following his political engagement, in 2011 he was elected to Congress for the Partido Socialismo y Libertad (PSOL) in Rio de Janeiro. Wyllys became an icon of the LGTBI+ community in Brazil after appearing on a television program that helped to normalise homosexuality in Brazilian public opinion. O discurso inesperado de Jean Wyllys um forte exemplo da ttica bem sucedida de explorar questes socio-liberais para gerar apoio da esquerda ao militarismo. Jean Wyllys (PSol) pode ficar fora da Câmaraem 2019.

Jean Wyllys is a journalist and researcher, and a former member of the Brazilian Congress he is currently doing doctoral research on “fake news” at the University of Barcelona.

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