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The leader of the " Father France " party Jean-Luc Melonchon disclosed his political programme for the upcoming presidential elections, declaring a wide range of measures, including economy, purchasing power and the environment. Through large mass gatherings, Milonshon seeks to strengthen its position in the left camp and confirm its presidential ambition.
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.
In his 80s, Louise Inasio Lula da Silva is running for re-election as President of Brazil next Sunday. For a fourth mandate, the former mineral agent has bet on its popularity and on a positive outcome of an economy that has regained its vitality after a period of deterioration. However, in the face of Donald Trump ' s pressures, it would not have been difficult to mobilize supporters of his policies, to the extent that he became close to the polls with his rival from the extreme right, Flavio Polsnaro.
The first round of presidential elections in Brazil next Sunday is a competition between two known names: the current President Lola da Silva, and the eldest son of former right-wing President Jayr Bolsonaro. Although the son is less attractive than his father, he is an ideological extremist as much as the father, but he is campaigning in a more moderate manner.
At the invitation of President Meritani Mohamed Ould Cheikh Al-Ghazwani to reconsider his country ' s political system and institutions, we will stop at the " face-to-face " until they meet the requirements of the current era. The opposition had threatened to boycott the ongoing preparations for political dialogue if the debate included prejudice to the immunized articles of the Constitution. The President of the Republic is prohibited from exercising or remaining in power for more than two consecutive presidential periods. This is why the loyal parties seek to amend it to allow the invasion to run for a third term according to the German news agency. With the programme guests from Nouakchot: Permanent Secretary for Political Affairs of the ruling Equity Party Mohamed Ould Beha, President of the Righteous Party
