On September 7, Augusto Cury sends "special embrace" to Mendonça
Brazil During the act in Copacabana, the candidate for president defended research in the Supreme Court and again criticized the "political polarization in Brazil" 07/09/2026 16:07..
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The statement occurs amid the worsening crisis between the ministers Alexandre de Moraes and André Mendonça , which involves investigations related to operations Compliance Zero and No Discount. According to the Brazilian Center for Analysis and Planning (Cebrap), in partnership with the NGO More in Common, Cury's act gathered 1.4 thousand people at the peak (between 1.3 thousand and 1.6 thousand, considering the margin of error). Continue after advertising The candidate said he intends to talk to the president of Argentina, Javier Milei, and the leaders of the Brics countries.
Además, During the event, Cury also advocated that Brazil maintain freedom to negotiate directly with other countries. “Countries that have been able to negotiate alone with other countries will have this freedom,” he said.
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The statement occurs amid the worsening crisis between the ministers Alexandre de Moraes and André Mendonça , which involves investigations related to operations Compliance Zero and No Discount.
according to MetrópolesAccording to the Brazilian Center for Analysis and Planning (Cebrap), in partnership with the NGO More in Common, Cury's act gathered 1.4 thousand people at the peak (between 1.3 thousand and 1.6 thousand, considering the margin of error).
according to MetrópolesContinue after advertising The candidate said he intends to talk to the president of Argentina, Javier Milei, and the leaders of the Brics countries.
according to VejaDuring the event, Cury also advocated that Brazil maintain freedom to negotiate directly with other countries. “Countries that have been able to negotiate alone with other countries will have this freedom,” he said.
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