“We have to make an immeasurable fight so that we can reduce inflation and transform what is inflation into a wage increase so that people can eat and live better,” he said, according to the G1 news portal.
Lula apologized for having said yesterday that “Bolsonaro only likes the police.”
“I wanted to say that Bolsonaro only likes the military, he doesn’t like the people, and I said he only likes the police, he doesn’t like the people,” he explained.
“I want to take this opportunity and apologize to the police, because many times they make mistakes but many times they save many working people and we have to treat them as workers,” Lula added.
The former president was the main speaker at the event organized by the labor unions CUT, Fuerza Sindical, UGT, CTB, NCST, Intersindical Central de la Clase Trabajadora and Central de Empleos Públicos.
While that act was taking place, supporters of Bolsonaro carried out another in the central Paulista avenue.
Earlier, Bolsonaro walked among pro-government protesters who gathered in front of the Congress headquarters in Brasilia.
At one point during the walk, the president stopped in front of a person who was transmitting the act on Facebook and said that he had come to “greet the people who are here in a peaceful demonstration in defense of the Constitution, justice and freedom.” .
However, posters and speeches in which a military intervention was called and the Federal Supreme Court (STF, supreme court) were attacked, according to G1.
As would happen later in São Paulo, at the same time representatives of trade union organizations and supporters of Lula’s Workers’ Party (PT) carried out another act in another sector of Brasilia.
Brazil will hold general elections on October 2, in which Bolsonaro will seek re-election but for which all voting intention polls so far give Lula a solid lead.
Source: Ambito
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