'Folha de S.Paulo 'cites the environment of the former ultra candidate after he failed to comply with the Supreme Court's order to hand over his passport
The 'Glossus with Lula' movement has mixed sex with politics by showing young people who, light clothes and with gym bodies, supported the candidate in both the networks and the street
The deputy, a former evangelical bus collector, mobilized nearly 11 million Brazilians in three weeks and strengthens his role as an ally of the president
The EU welcomes Lula's victory: "Democracy has won in Brazil" - 124; the current president achieves an epic rebound, and with 51.7% of ultra-right-wing senator Flavio Bolsonaro (48.2%)
The complicated correlation of forces Lula will face in her fourth mandate show that things have not returned 'to place': the new place is one marked by a resilient, but not invincible, reactionary right-wing
The EU welcomes Lula's victory: "Democracy has won in Brazil" - 124; the current president achieves an epic rebound, and with 51.7% of ultra-right-wing senator Flavio Bolsonaro (48.2%)
With massive political acts, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro speed up their campaigns to win the Brazilian presidency. The ultra-right-wing Bolsonaro, who obtained about 2.2 million votes more than his rival in the first round, stressed that, during his term, his father, former President Jair Bolsonaro, will be released immediately. On the other side, the president and left-wing candidate, Lula da Silva, warned the public that the return of the Bolsonaro family to power will lead to great setbacks for the poorest.
The ten most voted in the first round came to Congress with millions of followers and little political baggage. Bolsonaro son is favorite in front of Lula for the 25th
The ultra-candidate would get 52% against 48% of the left-wing president. A judge orders the arrest of Eduardo Bolsonaro, who lives in the United States
Ten years ago, the neighbors of the 12 apartments of this Rio tower with sea views lived together with opposite ideas and even reached agreements. Today, more polarized than ever, they avoid talking about politics