Not everyone present in the Rio City Hall box in Marquês de Sapucaí joined the pro-Lula chorus during the . A group of five men wearing Brazilian national team t-shirts followed the parade, less than ten meters from President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, motionless.
They criticized the PT member with their fingers raised, but were “instructed” by Federal Police security guards to maintain discretion.
Applauded and applauded by the majority of the Marquês de Sapucaí grandstand, Lula was “opposed” by the small group amid shouts of “olê, olê, olá, Lula, Lula”.
Opportunity with security!
Halfway through the parade, Federal Police agents positioned themselves close to the group and instructed the group to “contain excesses for security reasons”.
The group followed the parade just below the box where Lula was alongside First Lady Janja and Mayor Eduardo Paes (PSD).
At the beginning of the parade, one of them even pointed his middle finger towards the president. For the rest of the 75 minutes of the group, they remained still, in contrast to the rest of those present in the box.
