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All the Mentions to Argentina in the Last Debate Between Lula and Flavio Bolsonaro: “People Are Eating Donkey Meat”

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48 hours after the presidential ballot, the crossing between the Brazilian president and the national senator included several references to Argentine politics

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48 hours after the presidential ballot, the crossing between the Brazilian president and the national senator included several references to Argentine politics

·Vicente López, Argentina
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Within 48 hours of the presidential balloting, Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro staged a tough television showdown in which Argentine President Javier Milei became one of the axes of the economic debate. There were accusations of corruption, security, wages and links with the militias. Datafolha’s latest poll records a [...]

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Brazil’s president, Luiz Inacio “Lula” Da Silva, questioned Javier Milei, asking Flavio Bolsonaro if he had taken the chainsaw of the libertarian, and noting that Milei plunged Argentina into poverty, during tonight’s debate, a few of the ballotage in the neighboring country. Bolsonaro replied that “in Argentina [...]

The Brazilian president said that in Argentina “people are eating donkey meat” and questioned the adjustment proposed by his rival. The senator responded with personal attacks and accused the president of leaving a “broken” country.

Two days after the second round in Brazil, the candidates crossed accusations about the economy, inflation and their models of government. The president used Javier Milei as an example to question his rival, while Flávio Bolsonaro targeted Cristina Kirchner and ended up apologizing to the president for a personal insult.

Brazilian president Lula da Silva crossed his electoral rival, Flávio Bolsonaro, because of his ideological closeness with Argentine president Javier Milei and questioned the economic model proposed by the opposition in the face of the second presidential round. During the debate, Lula pointed out against the possibility of Brazil following a similar course [...]

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Todo Noticias broke the news in Argentina on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
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