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Government-Backed NGO Owner Mobilizes Parallel Lula Campaign with Janja's Endorsement

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Affiliated with the PR's PT, which received R$ 5.6 million from the government, uses pro-government virtual network infrastructure to support re-election; NGO leader says it is the right of every Brazilian to act politically and that action is spontaneous; Lula committee says movement is not part of the official campaign
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The owner of an NGO that received R$ 5.6 million from the federal government leads a movement to support the re-election of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT), with actions on the Internet and planned mobilizations in all states. The initiative also brings together current and former members of the Ministry of Culture. The Culture Movement with Lula is led by João Paulo Mehl, a member of the PT in Paraná and founder of the Soylocoporti Col…

Affiliated to the PT that has contracts of R$ 5.6 mi with the government, leads structure that promotes actions for the re-election of the president. Read on Power360

Initiative has direct participation of Ministry of Culture servers

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Affiliated with the PR's PT, which received R$ 5.6 million from the government, uses pro-government virtual network infrastructure to support re-election; NGO leader says it is the right of every Brazilian to act politically and that action is spontaneous; Lula committee says movement is not part of the official campaign

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Estadão broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Saturday, September 19, 2026.
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