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Janja Fights Journalist After Asking About Lula's Possible Discouragement: "Go and Fall, My Son"

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In the middle of the campaign, Janja da Silva defends Lula after negative journalist comments about her emotional state
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The first lady, Janja da Silva, told a reporter that she was going to fall, my son, after he commented that the president seemed discouraged. The speech took place on Sunday, 25. Lula participated in a press conference in her place of vote, the State School Dr. João Firmino Correia de Araújo, in São Bernardo do Campo (SP). + Read more politics news in West Lula was questioned if she had hopes to win the elections again, due to the results of the…

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Janja answered the journalist after the voteFirst lady tells the journalist to 'capture' after question about Lula's mood

The first lady Rosângela da Silva, known as Janja, responded with the expression "will fall, my son" to a journalist on Sunday (25), after the reporter affirms that President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) seemed discouraged. The episode occurred in São Bernardo do Campo (SP), right after the vote of the petist. (Video no [...]

In VIDEO, Janja sends a journalist to take a leak after commenting that Lula would be discouraged: "Go take a leak, my son"

First Lady replied to the reporter who said that the president seemed discouraged; Roberta Luchsinger ironized: "Elegant". Read on Power360.

In the middle of the campaign, Janja da Silva defends Lula after negative journalist comments about her emotional state

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BNews broke the news on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
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