William Siri arrived late to GLOBO's interview, missing six minutes of the interview. He attributed the delay to traffic and took the opportunity to mention that he lives in Campo Grande, in the West Zone of Rio de Janeiro, seeking to reinforce his popular origin.
Talking about his humble origins is a constant mark in William Siri's speeches. He usually frequently tells journalists that he is "born and raised at 'Km 32' in Nova Iguaçu," in the state of Rio de Janeiro.
This strategy of highlighting his popular origin aims to break the stereotype associated with PSOL, frequently characterized as the party of the "caviar left of Rio."
The article is exclusive for subscribers and presents an analysis of William Siri's interview, focusing on what would be described as the risk of irrelevance of PSOL and the undefined future of the party.




