Brazil stays left. Last and most difficult presidential state of La Dasilva?
The outgoing Brazilian President, Luis Inácio Lula da Silva, was re-elected for a fourth unprecedented term, after he had overcome his rival, Governor Vlavio Poulsonaro, who had announced his intention to seek the abolition of the ballot. With Lula ' s victory, Brazil did not eventually turn to the right, like Argentina, Chile and Colombia, States supported by the President of the United States, Donald Trump, but remained one of the few progressive refineries in Latin America. We are hosting today ' s guest programme from São Paulo: Dr. Bilal Rams Bakeri, a writer and a political analyst.
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Brazil stays left. Last and most difficult presidential state of La Dasilva? — Image credit: France 24 (العربية)
The outgoing Brazilian President, Luis Inácio Lula da Silva, was re-elected for a fourth unprecedented term, after he had overcome his rival, Governor Vlavio Poulsonaro, who had announced his intention to seek the abolition of the ballot. With Lula ' s victory, Brazil did not eventually turn to the right, like Argentina, Chile and Colombia, States supported by the President of the United States, Donald Trump, but remained one of the few progressive refineries in Latin America. We are hosting today ' s guest programme from São Paulo: Dr. Bilal Rams Bakeri, a writer and a political analyst.
