Bolsonaro loses, another blow to right wing movement

[Arresmillao]

Lula wins, Bolsonaro shuts up​

Brazil’s political elite — including Bolsonaro’s allies — have acknowledged Lula’s win defeating the incumbent.
By Jen Kirbyjen.kirby@vox.com Oct 31, 2022, 2:55pm EDT

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Candidate Luiz Inácio Lula Da Silva waves to supporters next to his wife, Rosangela Janja da Silva, after being elected president of Brazil over incumbent Bolsonaro by a thin margin on the runoff at Paulista Avenue on October 30 in São Paulo, Brazil. Mauro Horita/Getty Images
Former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva defeated the incumbent Jaír Bolsonaro in Sunday’s runoff elections in Brazil. Lula’s victory returns the leftist leader to power, as the country’s electorate rejected four years of Bolsonaro’s right-wing rule — a result that many of Brazil’s leaders, including those on the right, have acknowledged, except Bolsonaro himself.


Just two years after the defeat of right wing government in USA, the ultra right wing leader in Brazil loses the election to progressive candidate Lula, which signals repudiation of radical right wing policies in the Americas, prior to the loses in USA and Brazil, progressive have gained power in Chile, Argentina, and Colombia among others.

 

[MarcATL]

Yep...good stuff.

Now we need to get that Fascist out of office in Turkey.

 

[Darkwind]

So, corruption is going to go in another direction.

Meet the old boss, the same as the new boss.

 

[BackAgain]

As a conservative, I can honestly report that I’m not concerned with that other nation’s “right wing movement.” My concern is all focused on saving my own nation’s republic.

 

[Auld Phart]

Which seat in Congress was he running for?

Or was he attempting to upset a Democratic governor?

 

[theHawk]

Lula wins, Bolsonaro shuts up​

Brazil’s political elite — including Bolsonaro’s allies — have acknowledged Lula’s win defeating the incumbent.
By Jen Kirbyjen.kirby@vox.com Oct 31, 2022, 2:55pm EDT

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Candidate Luiz Inácio Lula Da Silva waves to supporters next to his wife, Rosangela Janja da Silva, after being elected president of Brazil over incumbent Bolsonaro by a thin margin on the runoff at Paulista Avenue on October 30 in São Paulo, Brazil. Mauro Horita/Getty Images
Former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva defeated the incumbent Jaír Bolsonaro in Sunday’s runoff elections in Brazil. Lula’s victory returns the leftist leader to power, as the country’s electorate rejected four years of Bolsonaro’s right-wing rule — a result that many of Brazil’s leaders, including those on the right, have acknowledged, except Bolsonaro himself.


Just two years after the defeat of right wing government in USA, the ultra right wing leader in Brazil loses the election to progressive candidate Lula, which signals repudiation of radical right wing policies in the Americas, prior to the loses in USA and Brazil, progressive have gained power in Chile, Argentina, and Colombia among others.

Well congratulations on “the win” in South America. Yet another country slides left and will turn into a shit hole like the rest.

Then with a straight face you tell us we need to embrace the same failed policies.

 

[Auld Phart]

This thread makes as much sense as tommy taint starting threads on the Second Amendment.

NOT A DAMN THING TO DO WITH THE USA

 

[gipper]

Lula wins, Bolsonaro shuts up​

Brazil’s political elite — including Bolsonaro’s allies — have acknowledged Lula’s win defeating the incumbent.
By Jen Kirbyjen.kirby@vox.com Oct 31, 2022, 2:55pm EDT

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Candidate Luiz Inácio Lula Da Silva waves to supporters next to his wife, Rosangela Janja da Silva, after being elected president of Brazil over incumbent Bolsonaro by a thin margin on the runoff at Paulista Avenue on October 30 in São Paulo, Brazil. Mauro Horita/Getty Images
Former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva defeated the incumbent Jaír Bolsonaro in Sunday’s runoff elections in Brazil. Lula’s victory returns the leftist leader to power, as the country’s electorate rejected four years of Bolsonaro’s right-wing rule — a result that many of Brazil’s leaders, including those on the right, have acknowledged, except Bolsonaro himself.


Just two years after the defeat of right wing government in USA, the ultra right wing leader in Brazil loses the election to progressive candidate Lula, which signals repudiation of radical right wing policies in the Americas, prior to the loses in USA and Brazil, progressive have gained power in Chile, Argentina, and Colombia among others.

Won’t result in much change. Right wingers still control most of the power in Brazil.