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Brazil/Elections: Lula appeals to vote to prevent "what happened in Venezuela"
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Brazil/Elections: Lula appeals to vote to prevent "what happened in Venezuela"

SAPO Notícias14 September 2026 at 02:24

Brazil's President and candidate for re-election, Lula da Silva, made an appeal on Sunday for the votes of Brazilians. The goal is to keep the country's energy and mineral wealth in the hands of the Brazilian people.

Lula warned of the need to prevent "what happened in Venezuela" from happening, presumably referring to the political and economic situation of that South American country. The Brazilian President thus sought to mobilize voters by linking the vote to a question of national sovereignty over natural resources.

The message was addressed to Brazilian voters at a crucial moment in the electoral campaign, with Lula emphasizing the importance of citizens' decision for the future of Brazil's strategic resources.

Why this matters

Brazilian readers following the electoral race are directly affected by this message from Lula, which links the voting decision to the protection of the country's strategic natural resources. The comparison with Venezuela serves as a warning about the political consequences of a possible change in government, making this statement a significant moment in the campaign.

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