Lula Da Silva Increases His Advantage with Flávio Bolsonaro Six Days After the Elections to Six Points
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The result reflects the support of broad social sectors that reject the return of neoliberal policies and the extreme right aligned with hegemonic interests. Lula's entry increases strength in the polls: Elections on Sunday was first published in DiarioVea.
News of the Day and the Hour Latest News of the day Brazil's President Lula Da Silva, and candidate for reelection, added six points of advantage over his main opponent, Flávio Bolsonaro, son of... The news Lula increased his advantage over Flávio Bolsonaro to six days of the elections was first published in News of the Day and the Hour Latest News of the day
There are 31% of the electorate and may have decisive weight in the definition of possible second round; spontaneous research by Quaest also points out that 23% have no interest in the lawsuit
On Sunday, October 4, 158 million voters are called to vote in elections in which, in addition to the Presidency of the Republic, the Chamber of Deputies, two thirds of the Senate, will be renewed and the 27 regional governors will be elected.
Lula defends his decision to ban sports betting at a rally in São PauloLula bans sports betting and online casinos nine days after the elections in BrazilThe Brazilian president and candidate for re-election, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, increased to six points his advantage over the opponent Flávio Bolsonaro six days after the first round of the elections, in a poll released this Monday.The poll, from Quaest firm, shows Lula with 39% of the inten…
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G5noticiasOn Sunday, October 4, 158 million voters are called in Brazil to vote in elections in which, in addition to the Presidency of the Republic, the Chamber of Deputies, two thirds of the Senate, will be renewed and the 27 regional governors will be elected.
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