UK Members of Parliament issue statement against US interference in Brazil’s election
Solidarity Statement on the Brazilian Presidential Election Parliamentarians, trade union leaders, writers and peace and social justice campaigners have signed the following statement against US interference in Brazil’s presidential election, and in support of the Brazilian social movements working for a more equal and just society, ahead of the election this Sunday. On Sunday 25 […] The post UK…
Parliamentarians, trade union leaders, writers, and social justice campaigners have signed a solidarity statement against US interference in Brazil’s presidential election. According to Brasil Wire, the statement also supports Brazilian social movements working for a more just and equal society ahead of the Sunday vote.
In the election runoff, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva faces Senator Flávio Bolsonaro. MercoPress reports that Argentine President Javier Milei has publicly backed Bolsonaro and accused Lula of conducting a “dirty campaign,” stating he hopes Lula does not attempt to “steal” the election.
The Guardian reports that Bolsonaro's attempt to label his rival during a primetime television debate backfired after he attended the event with the word “corrupto” written on his palm.
Brief written by urgent.news from Brasil Wire, The Guardian, MercoPress — 3 reports on this story. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
