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Lula Says She Has No Money to Buy Her Cell Phone and She'll Use Janja's.

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Congressman says he wants to interact directly with the followers of Lula Army, which totals 4.3 million people. Read on Power360.
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Lula said she used Janja's cell phone to join the Lula Army, channel in WhatsApp that already has 4.3 million subscribers

In a playful tone, president said he will borrow the first lady's device in case the channel reaches 5 million subscribers; community returned to the air on Wednesday (14) The post ‘I don't have money': Lula says he will borrow Janja's cell phone to enter the ‘Lula Army' appeared first in ND More

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President Lula has stated, in video recorded by the federal deputy André Janones (Rede-MG), that he does not have money to buy a simple cellular device, although he has declared to the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) a patrimony of 4.7 million real. The speech occurred during a call of Janones for Lula voters to enter the channel of...

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Lula claimed to have no money to buy cell phone video to attract new followers to the petist militancy channel at WhatsApp. Read more

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Congressman says he wants to interact directly with the followers of Lula Army, which totals 4.3 million people. Read on Power360.

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Lula will buy cell phone if channel in WhatsApp reach 5 million, says Janones A Folha, congressman said that petista will make some interactions directly in the Lula Army Channel in the social network accumulates 4.3 million s...

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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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