Lula says he doesn't accept "mutt" by his side and asks for votes for Marcelo Castro and Júlio CésarPhoto by riquebeze on Pexels
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Lula says he doesn't accept "mutt" by his side and asks for votes for Marcelo Castro and Júlio César

Portal O Dia10 September 2026 at 14:32

President Lula spoke during a political event saying he doesn't accept people considered inferior by his side, using the expression "mutt" to refer to those he doesn't consider appropriate in his political surroundings. The statement was made without citing specific names of opponents.

In the same speech, Lula asked for votes for candidates Marcelo Castro and Júlio César, reinforcing his support for these politicians during the event. The president emphasized that he only wants "good people" on his political team.

The president also made attacks directed at his political adversaries, requesting that they be "massacred" at the ballot box during the elections. The statement reflects the confrontational tone adopted in the final stretch of the campaign.

The episode occurred during a rally or campaign event, when Lula was gathering support for his political allies and attacking opposition figures. The controversial speech generated repercussion for using derogatory terms in his political discourse.

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