In Brazil We are only talking about two things, Canarinha’s debut in Qatar World Cup (Thursday 24 against Serbia) and the repercussions of the presidential ballot that gave the winner Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva On Jair Bolsonaro, with a narrow margin. Football and politics, the ideal combination to talk about Daniele Scioli and his latest viral video, playing football in the capital Brasilia.
The Argentine ambassador to the neighboring country appears in a half-minute video in which he shows himself in his facet “best scorer“, a trait that usually sees him almost always close to the rival area and pushing the plays made by his teammates into the net.
So first he scores with the left on a free-kick (which got a weak response from the goalkeeper), then deflects a shot with the right knee, then stops it with the left to turn under the goal with the other leg, and finally takes advantage of a bounce to aim for the point.
Scioli showed not only goals, but also a very particular dancer in the exultation, similar to that of the Colombians of Boca (the team of his loves). He ran to the center of the field and began to take a few steps, including the return.
Scioli’s last public appearance was on the occasion of Lula’s victory, to whom he had expressed his willingness to run again for the presidency of Brazil.
“The last time I saw him at home, and asked him if he would run, he told me he would be if he was in good health to face a strong rival and a marathon campaign, if he was safe. he would have been able to win and if he had been able to do a great government. The first and second have passed and we hope he can now face a good government, “the former governor of Buenos Aires told TN.
Moreover, in that contact with the Argentine press, he stated that Lula “feels the integration” of the region and considered that the leader of the PT “has the deep conviction that together we are stronger and divided we are weaker”.
The day Scioli misses two goals with an empty net
Rescue in Brazil: truck driver blocks decrease
Truck driver lockdowns in Brazil eased this Thursday after outgoing president Jair Bolsonaro’s message on Wednesday evening asked protesters to respect people’s right to mobilize.
Justice Minister Anderson Torres posted on his Twitter profile that 158 blocks had been registered on Thursday morning and that number “is decreasing”.
The Federal Traffic Police reported, for its part, that 834 blocks, between partial and total, have been controlled throughout the country since the beginning of the demonstrations on Sunday evening and that the number of affected states has dropped from 15 to 12.
Protests are underway against the victory of former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who on Sunday defeated Bolsonaro in the second round of the elections and who will take office on January 1, 2023.
In a video released on his social networks, Bolsonaro appealed to the “right to come and go” with the liberation of the highways and thus preserve the “legitimacy” of the movement that supports him.
However, Bolsonaro avoided criticizing other protests, such as those that took place on Wednesday at the doors of dozens of barracks in the country and in which his supporters called for “military intervention” to prevent Lula’s settlement.
The president defended the marches as “part of the democratic game”.
The truck driver movement lost strength after the president acknowledged his defeat on Tuesday, after 44 hours of silence, and led to the opening of the transition process with Lula’s team, scheduled for this Thursday.
Source: Clarin
