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Former Brazilian President and current presidential candidate Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Tuesday proposed "resuming" disarming the public if he wins the October election, in contrast to the weapons . Lula proposes banning guns, Bolsonaro wants to expand gun ownership | World | English edition | Agencia EFE ....
Former Brazilian President - and current presidential candidate - Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and his main political allies on Monday began stitching together the strategy with which they intend to defe. Lula, allies begin crafting strategy to beat Bolsonaro's "authoritarianism" | Outstanding | English edition | Agencia EFE ....
Corruption conviction Lula was ordered free on November 8 following a Supreme Court ruling which overturned the court’s opinion three years ago that convicted criminals face mandatory imprisonment if they lose their first appeal. Following his release, speculation has mounted over whether Lula – a PT founding member who governed Brazil from 2003 to 2010 – could be the PT’s candidate in the country’s 2022 presidential election, even though he is currently barred from running for office due to the corruption conviction that led to his jailing. Under Brazil’s “Clean Slate” legislation, people with serious criminal convictions are prevented from standing for office within eight years of them being found guilty. ....
Former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva walked out of prison on Friday after his release was ordered by a judge. The order came a day after the country’s Supreme Court overturned a law that required the imprisonment of convicts after they lose their first appeal. As he walked out of jail, Lula raised a defiant fist of victory in the air to the cheers of a crowd of supporters and members of his Workers Party who waved red flags and held “Free Lula” banners. He called for a rally on Saturday in Sao Paulo before he planned to embark on a national tour, he said. ....