Brazil will be headed for a new round of presidential elections on October 28, after none of the applicants to the head of State achieved absolute majority at the polls this Sunday.
Brazil will be headed for a new round of presidential elections on October 28, after none of the applicants to the head of State achieved absolute majority at the polls this Sunday.
There is second round: brother nations are with the Brazil of dialogue and respect, this was the reaction of Argentine Nobel Peace Prize Adolfo Perez Esquivel after the results of the presidential elections in that nation.
The presidential candidate of the Brazilian Workers’ Party, Fernando Haddad, denounced this Wednesday a media campaign against him, which attributed to followers of right-wing aspirant Jair Bolsonaro.
Brazilian former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva asked the Workers’ Party to support the candidate of the Happy People again coalition, Fernando Haddad, on next Sunday’s elections.
The president of the Brazilian Workers’ Party was able to visit former President Luiz Inacio da Silva on Thursday at the headquarters of the Federal police in Curitiba, after a judicial authorization.