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Lula's 'extraordinary victory' faces growing middle class, deeply-entrenched bolsonarismo & Big Tech

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@lennarthallberg9918
@@lennarthallberg9918Imported1wk ago
China and Russia just won in Brazil, sad to say. President Lula is a hard core supporter of BRICS. For those who don`t know this yet: BRICS is led by China and Russia. President Lula supports everything and anything that China and Russia are doing against the Western democracies. And against their friends and allies. Just as China and Russia have told their puppet Lula to do.
@RosaLilien
@@RosaLilienImported1wk ago
Bolsonario does not look strong in the long run (!!!) Not at all!
@Tom-h7q7r
@@Tom-h7q7rImported1wk ago
Why is Lula’s last-minute win celebrated in Western media?<br>Because Brazil looks increasingly like Europe under the same management model.<br><br>A resource-rich country whose elites extract wealth and ship it outward in exchange for imports, while the domestic population deals with high crime, mediocre education, strained housing, and stagnant living standards. A political class that has already governed for multiple terms and still gets rewarded with another one. Institutions that protect the arrangement more effectively than they protect transparent elections or broad-based prosperity.<br><br>The celebration is not about Brazilian democracy or the Amazon. It is recognition of a familiar pattern: another society kept in a controlled, extractive equilibrium that serves the same global interests now managing decline in Europe. A fourth Lula term simply confirms the model still works.<br><br>The election itself fits the pattern. <br><br>Both sides requested some form of extension, but the decisive nationwide two-hour order came at the last minute from Supreme Court Justice Cristiano Zanin, Lula’s former personal lawyer. Many machines had already closed and could not be reopened. The clear shift in the lead appeared only after that irregular window. Brazil’s electronic system produces no individual paper ballot the voter can verify. Lula gained roughly 10.4 million votes between rounds while his opponent gained 3.7 million. In a system without a physical audit trail, that sequence is exactly what a serious challenge looks like.
@ricnyc2759
@@ricnyc2759Imported1wk ago
Meta, Zuckerbergs company, tried to interfere in this election.<br>This is an alert to other countries. Brazil found a way to neutralize it. We need laws to prevent that kind of thing to happen again.
@gesilsampaioamarantesegund6692
@@gesilsampaioamarantesegund6692Imported1wk ago
There were no &quot;problems with transportation&quot;. Mayors supporters of Bolsonaro intentionally reduced the bus offering in places where Lula had strong aupport. That was openly shown.<br>Bolsonaro has no basis for complains, because the Supreme Court has the prerrogative to extend the time to vote and that was justified.<br>They tried to steal the elections but didn&#39;t succeed. Again!<br>Great victory for the Brazilian people. Great victory for the environment. Great victory for the democracy. Great defeat for Trump.
@stargatetarot
@@stargatetarotImported1wk ago
Lula IS OUR TRUE LIEDER!!!!
@stargatetarot
@@stargatetarotImported1wk ago
as a Brazilian we are very happy!!
@BaryonyxXR9
@@BaryonyxXR9Imported1wk ago
The people won and made history doing it! This is great news for humanity. The Amazon has a fighting chance! 🎉
@beh3260
@@beh3260Imported1wk ago
Trümp &amp; Zückerberg&#39;s meddling backfired -- it helped Lula to win.<br>Billionaires are toxic.
@anonymoushuman8962
@@anonymoushuman8962Imported1wk ago
These people at Oxford told me that China economy is going to collapse. <br><br>They have been saying this for twenty years. <br><br>So much wishful thinking.