Lula da Silva and Jair Bolsonaro, protagonists of a hot AFP election campaign
The president of Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro, and presidential candidate Luiz Inácio Lula Da Silva, organized a “cinema war“Through Twitter posts where they cheated and played each other for the October election.
“The weekend is coming, movies, popcorn … Lula’s team is thinking about running a marathon of these sagas. These are our favorites,” begins the message on Lula’s account, who was the first to post. about.
The ex-mandate recommended “Back to the Future“,”The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King“,”Star Wars: Episode VI – Return of the Jedi“, in reference to the advantage that the polls give him for the October elections and the possibility of being president of Brazil again.
Bolsonaro immediately picked up the gauntlet and responded with a modified image of “The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers”, under the caption “the lord of the triplex“, in reference to the lawsuit brought against Lula in the triplex case Guarujá, in Sao Paulo, for which the former president had been convicted of corruption and money laundering offenses.
The cross-over heated the campaign once again between candidates, and their social media followers responded to posts with memes. One user joked with the movie “the king of thieves“, mounted with the photo of Bolsonaro’s face as the protagonist. Another person responded with the film”Syndicate of thieves“, known as Nido de Ratas in Argentina, with Marlon Brando, although in this case with the face of Lula instead of the American actor.
Polls place Lula as the favorite to win the election
Lula is emerging as the favorite for the October 2 elections and, according to a poll released Thursday by the Datafolha institute, could win in the first round, as it would get more than 50% of the valid votes.
According to the poll, serving null and blank votes, Lula would have 53% of the votes, followed by 32% for Bolsonaro.
In an eventual poll on October 30, Lula would add 57% of the votes against Bolsonaro’s 34%, close to 58% and 33% obtained in May, Datafolha revealed.
“The new poll shows, once again, that the Brazilian people he wants to get rid of this tragic government“tweeted Lula after this poll was released.
Bolsonaro, which rejects the polls, is fighting against the high inflation, 11.73% in the 12 months to May, which continues to cut the wages of the population and to undermine its image.
In the October elections, not only the new president of the country will be decided, but also 27 governors and senators, 513 federal deputies and 1,059 state deputies.
DB
Source: Clarin
