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President of Brazil Jair Bolsonarocandidate for re-election, passed this Saturday from thousands of believing evangelists in Rio de Janeiro50 days before the elections, the main favorite of which is still former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.
The leader of the far right took part in the new “March for Jesus”as it did a few weeks ago in other Brazilian cities, in an attempt to secure the support of a powerful evangelical electorate ahead of the October 2 presidential election.
Accompanied by the First Lady Michel Bolsonarothe head of state asked that the country not experience “Diseases of Communism” and returned to speak out against “abortion, gender ideology and drug liberation.”
“Today everyone can say that we have a President of the Republic who believes in God, respects his police and army, the Brazilian family and is loyal to the people,” he said.
Against the electoral system
Likewise, he once again urged his sympathizers to “shout very loudly” at demonstrations. next september 7when the country will celebrate the 200th anniversary of its Independence, this speaks of “to whom this people belongs.”
“We want transparency and freedom”and “we will continue to be a free country,” he guaranteed, referring to his attack on the electronic voting system, which he unsubstantiatedly considers a source of “fraud” and which he is trying to change with the support of some branches of the Armed Forces.
According to all polls published to date, Bolsonaro is second in voting intentions behind Lula, who would receive 40 and 45% supportscompared to the 30% that the far-right leader would receive.
However, among Brazilians who declare themselves evangelicals, polls credit Bolsonaro with 40% of support and Lula with 30%.
Many evangelical churches are led by Bolsonarian pastors and promote the same conservative values advocated by the pro-ruler far right. (EFE)
Source: RPP
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