"Victory in the Election Was Not of the PT," Says José Dirceu
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Defeated in the dispute for federal deputy in São Paulo, former minister José Dirceu (PT) evaluates, in an interview with GLOBO, that the re-election of president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was not a victory of the party and defends that the government opens more space for other political forces and sectors of society in the fourth term. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the subject and register.
José Dirceu states that Lula's victory was not of the PT and defends urgent changes in the structure and political performance of the party.
The former minister of the Civil House José Dirceu (PT) said in an interview to the newspaper O Globo that the re-election of Lula cannot be attributed only to the PT. The victory in the election was not of the PT. We have to take consequences of this, it cannot only speak, said. Dirceu, who did not manage to elect a federal [...]
For the former minister, the consolidation of a new leadership for the left will not arise by direct indication, but by practical performance in public challenges.
Former minister states that Lula needs to expand the government, dialogue with voters of Flávio Bolsonaro and face high interests. For him, the presidential succession will depend on the emergence of new leaders, while the Northeast will gain more strength in the PT The fact: One of the main historical leaders of the PT, former minister José Dirceu made a strong diagnosis [...] The post Dirceu says that Lula's victory was not of the PT, cobra re…
The passage of the 81-year anniversary of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, celebrated in the last week, reopened in the back of Brasília the debate on the leadership of the Brazilian left and the directions of the presidential succession. Between correspondents and historical cadres of the Workers' Party (PT), the diagnosis is unequivocal: the transition will not take place by imposing names, but by political consolidation in the exercise of…
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