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Janja Fights Kátia Abreu and Says He Will Continue in the Campaign "Backed" by Lula

Summary by Gazeta Do Povo
Janja reacts to the criticisms of Lula's allies about her performance and says she will continue in the campaign "backed up" by her husband.

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The former senator Kátia Abreu (PT) defended a minor participation of the first lady, Janja da Silva, in the campaign of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. In an interview with the newspaper O Globo on Thursday, 8, she said that the priority should be to re-elect the president. At this time, what is the priority: to appear or to elect the husband?", she said. "For me, it is to elect Lula."Kátia assessed that Janja's performance during the elections has …

Janja reacts to the criticisms of Lula's allies about her performance and says she will continue in the campaign "backed up" by her husband.

·Curitiba, Brazil
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Janja da Silva's office stated that the first lady will continue to act in the campaign of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) and that his

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Cabinet states, according to g1, that Janja will continue in the Lula campaign; coordination meeting had criticisms to the first lady

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The disadvantage of President Lula (PT) in the presidential race caused petists and allies not to hide discomfort with the excessive exposure of the first lady, Rosângela Lula da Silva, Janja, in the first round. Read more (10/07/2026

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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