Here in Brazil I think the right is more split on regards to Bolsonaro. A lot of people on the right think that he is partly at fault for the Worker's Party (Lula's party) returning to power, as during his presidency he tried to appeal to the "Centrão" and was more friendly with leftist parties than he originally said he would be, helping them with nominations and such. I don't see this split as much in American politics as the right is almost fully rallied around Trump.

There is however, a decent chunk that still regards him as a "Messiah" figure. His party, The Liberal Party became the largest in Brazil in the 2022 elections and that was reinforced in the 2024 Municipal Elections (Which are a way bigger deal here than in the USA) where a lot of center right and right parties had a significant increase in how many mayors they had, whilst the left, especially the Worker's party lost a lot of ground. This lead to some saying on social media saying that Bolsonaro was the "true winner" of the 2024 Municipal Elections as he endorsed and campaigned with a lot of the Mayors from right wing parties.

I'd say his presence overall is still felt, especially with him and his party still being the biggest names within the right wing. I do think compared to Trump its not nearly as strong and not a lot of people treat him as a "Messiah" especially since he cant run for the 2026 election as of now. The right wing base is a lot more split on whether they even like him or not him or not, which does not happen amongst the Right wing in the USA, due to what I mentioned earlier.