Key Points
- Lula called Bolsonaro 'homicida'
- Alckmin criticized 'far-right' groups
- Lula and Alckmin emphasized the importance of democracy
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In a conference in Brazil, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva called former President Jair Bolsonaro 'homicida' (clerk). Lula accused Bolsonaro of mismanaging the country during the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, Lula's running mate Geraldo Alckmin criticized groups he referred to as 'far-right'. Lula and Alckmin emphasized the importance of democracy and their efforts to win the upcoming elections. Lula also criticized the diplomatic tension with the US. As the elections in Brazil approach, political tension is increasing. The statements by Lula and Alckmin are seen as a crucial part of the election.
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- Why did Lula call Bolsonaro 'homicida'?
- Lula accused Bolsonaro of mismanaging the country during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Why did Alckmin criticize 'far-right' groups?
- Alckmin thinks these groups threaten democracy.
- When are the elections in Brazil?
- The elections in Brazil are approaching, but the exact date has not been announced yet.
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