Defend Brazil’s Sovereignty Against Trump’s Aggression
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As the U.S. first recognized Lula's victory in 2022, they were accused by the Brazilian government of trying to interfere with the current election, and what the Planalto has done behind the scenes to cool the crisis.
Defend Brazil’s Sovereignty Against Trump’s Aggression
By Francisco Dominguez – Sep 26, 2026 Brazil goes to the polls on 4 October 2026 to elect its next president for the 2026-2030 period. Unsurprisingly, as it has done elsewhere in Latin America, the Trump administration is overtly and intensely interfering in favour of the far-right candidate, Flavio Bolsonaro (Jair Bolsonaro’s son) and against […]
Elections in Brazil: Trump's Pressures, Lula's Response, and Flávio Bolsonaro's Closeness to the US.
In the final stretch of the campaign for the elections of October 4, in which he will seek a fourth term, Brazil’s president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, made this Tuesday of the defense of sovereignty and democracy the axis of his speech to the General Assembly of the United Nations. “Brazil does not fit in nobody’s backyard,” Lula said from the UN rostrum, warning about the “hegemonic temptations” of “the greatest power in the world,” referring…
On Sunday, October 4th, the Brazilian general elections will take place – including the first round of the presidential election – an election that will determine the foreign policy of this resource-rich country, including its relations with Trump's United States and China.
President said the country belongs to the Brazilian people and defended sovereignty over critical minerals
Publications on social media about the Brazilian electionTrump-related accounts expanded posts about the election and supported Flávio Bolsonaro
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