Economist and researcher Monica de Bolle said that President Jair Bolsonaro (PL) is parodying former US President Donald Trump by not admitting that he lost at the ballot box to be reelected. he joined UOL News this monday
“I understand [Bolsonaro como] a parody [de Donald Trump]???????? It’s a parody because for those who live here [nos Estados Unidos] For those who have lived through the Trump years and seen the transition of power between Trump and Biden in recent years, a transition that never actually happened because there was not even an admission of defeat, as President Bolsonaro is now emulating in Brazil. “Everything is a kind of parody of what has already been seen,” he said.
De Bolle also made a comparison between Trump and Bolsonaro, noting that the difference between the Brazilian electoral system and the US system makes any attempt to legitimize the elections in Brazil difficult.
“The Brazilian electoral system is completely different from the US system. There is a very time consuming approval process for the elections here, and this was a time when Trump used everything to screw up the election result. (…) none of them would be in Brazil because this is another system and this system immediately confirms the elections,” he said.
Stating that a demonstration in the USA, similar to the occupation of the Congress Building with Trump’s encouragement, is practically impossible to be held in Brazil, Elçi also reminded that the Brazilian army personally inspected the ballot boxes.
“They have already inspected the ballot boxes, including the Ministry of National Defense, and they have submitted a report that has not been asked, without any evidence that there was anything illegal in the elections. This is an attempt of desperation. [Bolsonaro] “You can sue as many times as you want, but in the process, you will only harm the country,” he said.
Tales: Bolsonaro’s tactic is to stretch the rope to create a climate against possession.
“Bolsonaro’s strategy is to stretch the tightrope, at least until his inauguration day. He will try and try to bluff and cast doubts as to whether or not there will be a coup. Supported by the military and [usando] “Fake news that the Bolsonarian gang is also engaged in,” he said. UOL Faria’s stories about Bolsonaro’s intention to “disturb” Lula’s inauguration.
Despite the strategy adopted by Bolsonaro, Tales assessed that the probability of the strategy being successful is almost zero.
“There is no such opportunity in society. [de golpe]???????? There is no room for it here or internationally, and the military knows it. “Bolsonaro gives rope to the insane, and the insane do this crap in the street,” he said.
Dal Piva: Lula’s transition team radiographs ‘dissolution’ of human rights under Damares
columnist UOL Juliana Dal Piva reported that Lula’s transition team has identified the dissolution of the Ministry of Women, Family and Human Rights led by Damares Alves and will hold meetings with non-governmental organizations to determine the path to be followed from 2023.
“Still no idea about the dismantling, but on Friday (18) they started analyzing the data and one thing is clear within the Ministry that this has been very low practice all over the world in the last four years. That’s when Damares was minister of the region,” he said.
Referring to the decrease in investments in social equality and women’s politics, Dal Piva learned that meetings will be held in the coming days to determine the priorities of the new government.
“They want to make a diagnosis to see how things are going, and they will also hold meetings with non-governmental organizations in the coming days to hear what happened, what they are talking about and most urgently from the organizations,” he concluded.
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