Nikolas Ferreira Praises Javier Milei’s Bold Video: Brazil and Argentina’s Right-Wing Alliance
On January 3, 2026, Brazilian federal deputy Nikolas Ferreira (@nikolas_dm), known for being the most voted congressman in Brazil’s history representing Minas Gerais, posted a tweet that quickly drew attention across Latin America’s political sphere. Ferreira’s tweet, commenting on Argentine President Javier Milei’s (@JMilei) viral video, read:
Meteu o vídeo na tora kkkkkk
— Nikolas Ferreira (@nikolas_dm) January 3, 2026
"Meteu o vídeo na tora kkkkkk"
—a slang phrase roughly translating to “He posted the video full force, uncut”, followed by laughter, signaling approval of Milei’s bold approach.
The video in question features Milei at an international forum, speaking against Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, whom he described as leading an “atrocious and inhuman dictatorship” that threatens regional stability. Milei praises U.S. pressure under Donald Trump and urges international bodies to strongly condemn Maduro’s authoritarianism. The video has already amassed over 6.9 million views and continues to go viral.
Ferreira’s lighthearted endorsement demonstrates a clear ideological alignment between the two right-wing figures. By emphasizing Milei’s unfiltered, uncompromising approach, Ferreira signals approval of strong, unapologetic criticism of leftist regimes—a message that resonates with Brazil’s conservative supporters while stirring controversy online.
Diverse Reactions
The tweet has generated 244 replies, reflecting Brazil’s polarized political landscape:
Supportive Voices (Right-Wing/Pro-Milei):
- “Brazil urgently needs the Argentine chainsaw! 🙏🏻” – praising Milei’s direct approach.
- “The right needs a bloc in Latin America, just like the extreme left has the São Paulo Forum.”
- “Freedom for Latin America! Bye, dear!” – mocking Maduro’s regime.
Critical Voices (Left-Wing/Anti-Ferreira):
- “Look at the level of this disgrace. To make it worse, this shit is a deputy in Brazil.”
- “Our Brazilian deputy who only works home office on Twitter…”
- “You’ll always be mediocre.”
Humorous/Mixed Reactions:
- Many users joked about the slang “na tora,” turning it into memes with crude or playful references.
Analysis and Future Implications
Ferreira’s engagement highlights the growing connectivity among Latin America’s right-wing leaders, showing how cross-border digital messaging can reinforce ideological narratives. The interplay between social media, political theater, and traditional governance is increasingly shaping public perception.
Opinion: While critics see this as trivial online posturing, supporters argue it strengthens regional anti-socialist alliances. Ferreira’s playful comment may seem minor, but it underscores how political influence extends beyond formal speeches or policy.
Future Expectations: If right-wing figures continue to amplify each other’s messages online, Latin America may see more coordinated opposition to leftist regimes, potentially influencing elections, international pressure, and public discourse. This digital alignment could also intensify polarization within countries like Brazil, where Ferreira’s activity draws both praise and backlash.
Conclusion
Nikolas Ferreira’s tweet is more than humor—it’s a statement of ideological solidarity with Javier Milei, reflecting a digital-age strategy of political influence. While reactions remain split, the event underscores a broader trend: Latin America’s right-wing leaders increasingly use social media to shape regional narratives, challenge leftist governments, and engage public opinion directly.
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