The new minister of SRI (Secretariat of Institutional Relations), defended () of criticism after the President said that in the political articulation to improve the relationship with Congress.
Asked by journalists about the chauvinistic content of the president’s comment, Gleisi replied that the acts say more than words and listed women’s nominations to Lula’s positions of command throughout their mandates.
“It was the president who encouraged a woman to be president of the Republic, the president who encouraged a woman to be president of her party, which named Presidents of Caixa, Banco do Brasil, STM, who most appointed ministers, this history of the president says it all,” said farm minister Fernando Haddad.
In post earlier, she made a statement in the same line, stating that “gestures are more important than words.”
“There was no and there is no other leader like President Lula who most empowered women,” he wrote.
Lula’s speech about Gleisi was made at a ceremony on Wednesday (12). The president directed part of his speech at the event to the presidents of the House, Hugo Motta (Republicans-PB), and Senate, David Alcolumbre (Brazil-AP Union), saying that he would like to wage a good relationship with the houses.
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Lula’s statement was made six days after Councilman Jair Renan (PL), son of former President Jair Bolsonaro (PL), publicizing video with misogynistic comments from his father against petistas. In speech, Bolsonaro states that the PT supporters are “ugly” and “noisy”.
In this context, pockets such as deputies Nikolas Ferreira (PL-MG), Zucco (PL-RS) and Colonel Fernanda (PL-MT).
About the answers, Gleisi said in the publication that “opportunistic [estão] Trying to disregard President Lula, “and that he was the leader who” empowered women. “
“What morals do you have? Have you forgotten the interviews, the videos where Bolsonaro assaulted women, encouraging political and physical violence, prejudice, macho? Scoundrels, respect the intelligence of the Brazilian people!”
The former president has in his history several misogynistic lines to disqualify women with whom he had clashes. I already said, for example, that Mrs Maria do Rosário (PT) “does not deserve to be raped because it is very ugly”, so she was ordered to portray and pay compensation for moral damages to the parliamentarian.
