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Brazilian President-elect Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva demanded this Thursday that incumbent President Jair Bolsonaro apologize to the public for “all his lies” and unfounded attacks on the country’s electoral system.
At a meeting with parliamentarians Lula quoted a report from Armed forcespublished this Wednesday, according to which electronic ballot boxes, the reliability of which Bolsonaro Under serious suspicion, they did not record any irregularities in the October elections, in which the progressive leader won by 1.8 points.
“It was humiliating, regrettable for Armed forces”, he claimed Lula about the report, which confirmed that the electoral system, adopted in the country in 1996 and since then without complaints of fraud, is safe and transparent.
“The President of the Republic as Supreme Head Armed forceshad no right to involve the military in the investigation of the elections” to achieve a “humiliating result” for the Ministry of Defense itself, he said.
“I don’t know if he the president he is sick, but he is obliged to appear on television and apologize to society and to Armed forceswhich are a serious institution” and there was an investigation and a report that says “absolutely nothing”.
“Can’t Lie”
According to Lulathe ruler “may be wrong, but he cannot lie” and a military report on electronic ballot boxes “just confirmed that this president”, elected in 2018 under the same voting system, “lied because he knew he would lose these elections”.
Lula insisted that “they lied” and lamented that “now that the end has come, he (for Bolsonaro) still does not admit defeat, “despite the fact that “it would be so easy to pick up the phone, call and say that I congratulate you on your victory.”
He also mentioned hundreds of far-right activists who remain at the gates of the barracks, demanding a military coup that will prevent their January 1 inauguration.
According to Lulait’s about “people who don’t accept the results of the election because of all the lies told about the ballot boxes” Bolsonaro and groups that support you.
The president-elect asked these demonstrators to “come home, because this is democracy. One wins and the other loses.”
He also urged them “not to use violence against those who think otherwise” and clarified that he did not expect them to like him: “I only ask you to respect the results of the elections” because “this is a democracy.”
(EFE)
Source: RPP
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