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Lula and Government Ministers Participate in the September 7th Parade at the Esplanada Dos Ministérios
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The parade was attended by more than 45,000 people in rejection of the White House's intrusion and the right-wing attempt to amnestiate coup plotters in Brazil.
With the presence of characters such as Curupira, Zé Gotinha and the Mandua-bandera Labarada, the civil-military disfile in commemoration of the Day of Independence, this Sunday, September 7, brought the theme of Brazil Sovereign. With broken archives, the public paid attention and approved the message delivered by students, athletes and military over Brazil, the COP30 (United Nations Conference on Climate Change) and Brazil of the future. José …
In Brazil, Brazil's President, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, led the Civil-Military Desfile for Brazil's Independence Day, focused this year on the defence of the sovereignty, at a time of diplomatic and commercial crisis with the United States. Lula's executive chose, for the celebrations of September 7, 2025, patriotic exalting messages such as 'Brazil sovereign' and 'Brazil of the Brazilians', decorated with the green and yellow colors of the na…
Nearly all federal government ministers were present alongside President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (Workers' Party) at the Independence Day ceremony this Sunday (September 7, 2025) in Brasília. Of the 38 ministers who make up the Executive Branch, 33 were in the presidential tribune alongside legislative officials, according to the Planalto Palace press office. No justices from the Supreme Federal Court (STF) attended. The following ministers we…
The Secom estimates 45 000 people in the Esplanada
Lula opened the Civil-Military Desfile on 7 September in Brazil next to the first lady, Janja da Silva. Read in the People's Journal.
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