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First Celebrate, Then Fight: The Difficult But Hopeful Road Ahead for Lula’s Brazil

While Lula voters celebrate, the supporters of right-wing outgoing President Jair Bolsonaro are blocking roads across the country in an attempt to cause chaos and undermine the election. Bolsonaro remained silent on his defeat and the provocations until Tuesday when he agreed to a transition of power.

Ana Júlia Guedes, lawyer and militant of Levante Popular da Juventude, discusses Lula’s victory and the people’s movement’s continued struggle against right-wing reactionary forces.

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Rania Khalek

Rania Khalek is an award-winning Lebanese-American journalist and host of Dispatches on Breakthrough News, where she investigates the global consequences of imperialism, war, and systemic oppression. With over a decade of frontline reporting from conflict zones and marginalized communities, her work has been featured in The Nation, The Intercept, Al Jazeera, FAIR, and The Electronic Intifada, where she served on the editorial board.

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One thought on “First Celebrate, Then Fight: The Difficult But Hopeful Road Ahead for Lula’s Brazil”

  • Freemon Sandlewould
    at 4:21 am

    Election fraud in Brazil was a direct replay of 2020 USA.
    Lula’s term will be cursed by this.

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