The President () said on Thursday (3) that he took a “devastated land” in his third term, during an event to publicize the government’s actions in a strong tone of electoral propaganda.
“The feeling I had [ao voltar] It was that of a person who returns home after a long time and, instead of the house, only finds ruins. The same feeling as a rural worker who returns to the countryside to plant and only finds devastated land. After two years of work, we organized the house, “he said.
Lula was the only one to speak, in a speech he opened with statements against the tariff measures imposed by US President Donald Trump, as well as speech in defense of democracy. “Brazil that does not contain it to any flag other than green and yellow, which respects all countries, from the poorest to the richest, but requires reciprocity in treatment,” he said.
“We need everyone’s union to destroy hatred and lie,” he said. “We also know about the extraordinary work capacity of the Brazilian people. Brazil is in the right direction, generating income and opportunities for those who want to change their lives. This is Brazil that we are building, Brazil of Brazilians,” he said in reinforcement of one of the mothers of this new phase of management.
The statement was given during the event “Brazil turning around”, organized by the Minister of Secom (Secretariat of Communication of the Presidency), to show the actions of the government taken over the two years of management.
The event occurs at a time when the government is poorly evaluated, as research showed. The act is another movement of the team to try to reverse that of the president, as well as preparing terrain for the 2026 elections.
At the event, booklets were distributed with the new motto on the cover, presenting the actions of management divided by areas, such as economy, health, public safety, education and infrastructure.
The pamphlet followed a minimalist design, different from the other government booklets offered at such events.
In it, those considered the main programs and deeds of management were listed, such as sending the Income Tax exemption project to Congress to those who earn up to R $ 5,000, the fall in unemployment rates, the expansion of the free pharmacy program, the results of the foot and the PAC (Acceleration and Growth Program) teams.
With a tone of electoral propaganda, the event interspersed institutional videos and speeches from the programs of the programs on stage, had two masters of ceremony and visual resources, as well as highlighting Lula’s previous mandate programs, such as My House My Life and Fies (Student Financing Fund).
The entire event was recorded by at least eight cameras, including a crane that made air intakes from the audience reaction, ministers and the president himself. There was flaws in the transmissions.
On the other hand, Quaest/genius research also revealed that Lula still from 2026.
In the first of the eight electoral scenarios tested, the President surpasses () with 44% of voting intentions, against 40% of the former Mandanker. However, Bolsonaro is ineligible until 2030 by the Electoral Court, after on charges of leading a coup plot and therefore not considered to the election.
This is tight situation for the petista if the claim was today, according to the survey. The research did not include first -round scenarios.
The second tightest framework for Lula is against the former first lady (PL): the president marks 44% compared to 38% of the opponent’s voting intentions.
When the rival in the second round is the governor of, (), Lula has 43%, against 37% of the opponent. In January, the score was 43% to 34%. Last December, the difference was much higher: 52% to 26%, respectively, according to Genial/Quaest.
The ceremony also occurs one day after the official announcement of taxation to products purchased from other countries, setting a 10% rate to Brazilian products.
The ceremony was also attended by the first lady, Janja, and almost all ministers of state, such as Fernando Haddad (Farm), Camilo Santana (Education), Margareth Menezes (Culture), Macaé Evaristo (Human Rights), Esther Dweck (Management and Innovation), Simone Tebet (Planning and Budget), Anielle Franco (Racial Equality), Cida Gonçalves (women) authorities and members of civil society.
