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A large part of the Brazilian people want to be autonomous, they don't want to depend on either subsidies or a boss

CNN Portugal1 September 2026 at 17:26

José Bourbon Ribeiro, a Political Communication specialist, was on CNN Central to talk about the Brazilian presidential elections. The article does not present the complete interview, only a brief quote from him.

The Brazilian presidential elections are scheduled for October 4. The article does not specify the year.

According to José Bourbon Ribeiro, a large part of the Brazilian people want to be autonomous and don't want to depend on either subsidies or a boss. This quote reflects a perspective on the sentiment of part of the Brazilian population regarding their economic and political independence.

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