U.S. Embassy in Brazil Election Report: Luli's Win Unambiguous
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A report from the US embassy in Brazil sent to organs of Donald Trump's government, such as the State Department, classifies the victory of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) in the second presidential round as "surprising, but definitive." The document highlights that international observers did not find irregularities capable of compromising the election. 'Brazil', 'true president', 'leader': the changes in the three coup letters of Flavio in less…
The U.S. Embassy in Brasilia classified Lula's re-election as "definite and surprising" in a report sent to the U.S. government. The document highlights the legitimacy of the lawsuit and discredits Donald Trump's criticism, as well as analyzing the limited impact of the extension of voting time.
Diplomatic report sent to the White House classifies Lula's victory as definitive, dismisses suspicions of fraud and in-depth isolation of the Senator who fled the United States.
Document sent to the State Department states that international observers had no doubts about the outcome and points to a difference of 4.4 million votes
The U.S. Embassy in Brazil said in an internal report that President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's victory in Sunday's election was “surprising but unequivocal,” the Folha de S.Paulo newspaper reported. This assessment differs from the position of President Donald Trump, who expressed doubts on the matter.
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