
Lula calls "rapayada disgrace" prohibition of inaugurating works in electoral period
The Brazilian President, Lula da Silva, criticized today the electoral calendar of Brazil that prevents him from participating in opening works from the next..
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The Brazilian President, Lula da Silva, criticized today the electoral calendar of Brazil that prevents him from participating in opening works from next Saturday, three months from the first round of the general elections of October. Candidate for a fourth presidential term, Lula has held a marathon in Brazil of opening schedules of works, projects, investment announcements and programs for different sectors of the population and the economy, among them financing with cheaper interest. By the rules of electoral law, Brazil enters next Saturday in the so-called “defence period” that imposes restrictions that limit actions of executive leaders in favor of their candidacy, as the inauguration of works.
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The Brazilian President, Lula da Silva, criticized today the electoral calendar of Brazil that prevents him from participating in opening works from next Saturday, three months from the first round of the general elections of October
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Candidate for a fourth presidential term, Lula has held a marathon in Brazil of opening schedules of works, projects, investment announcements and programs for different sectors of the population and the economy, among them financing with cheaper interest.
according to Jornal EconómicoBy the rules of electoral law, Brazil enters next Saturday in the so-called “defence period” that imposes restrictions that limit actions of executive leaders in favor of their candidacy, as the inauguration of works.
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