Lula Bets for More Rest for the Workers Facing the Ballotage in Brazil
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The president led a massive act on Paulista Avenue to reconquer the working class and summon voters who did not vote in the first round; public safety and the cost of living, central to the electoral dispute
The Brazilian president seeks to turn the improvement of working conditions into an electoral flag.
President Lula took part in the re-election on Paulista Avenue on Sunday, 11. The petist candidate waved to youth, promised a technological revolution in the fourth term and called for elderly people to leave the house to vote in the second round, who
A tide of people accompanied the leftist president, who seeks his fourth term in power, on the emblematic Avenida Paulista dyed from the red of his Workers Party (PT), without independent estimates available on the number of attendees. Two weeks after the election the polls give as favorite the son of former president Jair Bolsonaro (2019-2022). In an attempt to gain ground to the senator, who obtained the largest vote in the first round, Lula s…
A demonstration by the re-election of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) occupied on Sunday (11) most of Paulista Avenue in São Paulo, and counted on the participation of the candidate. The act, called March For Democracy, was organized independently by social movements and fandoms, communities of admirers of pop artists, like... Read more » The post Act for the re-election of Lula takes thousands to Paulista Avenue appeared first in Rádio…
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