Lula Turns Vote with Voter Announcements and Street Militancy
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Brazil saw its first turn in the presidential election since redemocratisation. After defeat in the first round, when it received 45.15% of the votes against 47.03% of Flávio Bolsonaro (PL), Lula (PT) was re-elected president of the republic in the vote this Sunday. The victory was confirmed by the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) at 9:09 pm, when the petist recorded 51.75% of the votes, while the senator recorded 48.25%. Lula's turn comes after a…
More voters at the polls, a campaign that learned to dispute networks and a candidate who turned his workers' history into a political identity.
Lula's final victory is won after he loses the first round, wagers in package of measures and mobilized street. Read in the People's Gazette.
What we saw on Sunday (25) is the result of a wave that has been increasing in the last two weeks. Lula won the second round because the PT continues to have a broad social base. This base is a mixture of historically organized sectors, of social movements that have gained greater density since 2013 and of an unknown potential until that moment: a youth who went out to the streets all over the country, with a significant proportion of very young…
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