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Brazilian elections are sunday.
Apparently the race is neck and neck. Im not Brazilian, so can any on leftypol redpill me on who is going to win.

body was too short
body was too short
booty shorts
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everyone in brazil has been transgendered

>>2940476
that's nice, they know how to do it right in there


>The day after his defeat, Flávio Bolsonaro was summoned by the Federal Police (PF) to surrender his passport, pursuant to an order issued by Supreme Federal Court (STF) justice Alexandre de Moraes. Moraes based his decision on a statement by Flávio’s brother, Eduardo Bolsonaro, who said that in the event of defeat Flávio should leave Brazil.[168] He was also prohibited from having contact with Willer Tomaz, who like him was under investigation for money laundering in a scheme that allegedly involved online gambling companies.[169] Earlier that day, at least three federal deputies—Duda Salabert, Otoni de Paula and Rogério Correia [pt]—had requested the seizure of the senator’s passports, noting he would lose his immunity at the end of the year and was the subject of three investigations on suspicion of, among other offenses, corruption and foreign exchange evasion.
is moraes /leftypol/ approved? i only know him secondhand from chud seething

>>2940474
The main exercito do lula is still up actually, and the chat groups for the protests (which obviously skew young) are also still up since theres already plans to continue some of them
>>2940494
Hes a conservative rightoid that historically is against worker rights (and is involved with alot of corruption schemes rn) but he also fucks over chuds so hes ok

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waow so true

>>2940546
Retard doesnt know a big portion of the military didnt want flavio to win because of fears of the US installing bases here and that shield of americas bullshit that flavio wanted us to be a part of


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I wonder if lula winning is historically progressive because it will further expose to workers the bankruptcy of social democratic delusions

>>2940563
Kind of a bold move to think Social Democrats failing means people will become Communists instead of Fascists.

>>2940563
I think so. The communist movement's growth in Brazil is in large part due to the younger generations feeling betrayed by Lula.

>>2940564
Social democracy existing already implies that they're fascists, burgertard.

>>2940565 (me)
As an anecdote: a lot of my social circles went to the streets, wore stickers for Lula, posted nonstop about it etc. Outwardly, they were Lula's strongest soldiers, however they all have some level of resentment towards his government. Now that elections are over, they're back to criticizing Lula, which is great. His election wasn't motivated by awe but rather fear and disgust towards Flávio.

>>2940566
>Have to pretend milquetoast SocDems are le Fascists because of that quote from nearly 100 years ago.

What'll happen if Lula fails is actual Fascists in Brazil will be galvanized and claim this is what happens when Communists get to power. They'd win in some landslide election, then proceed to murder anyone to their Left while people tacitly accept it just to end the chaos of economic uncertainty.

You don't have to like it, but the consequences of the "moderate left" failing means only a portion of that moderate left will move to the far-left, while large swathes of the country move right. They wont make some distinction of "Communists vs Social Democrats" as that's a distinction that exists within the framework of Left wing politics but not necessarily mainstream. Like Bolsonaro and his supporters are loudly calling Lula a communist. Lula's failures will sully the image of further Left orgs no matter how loudly they proclaim their ideological separation.


Predictions for Brazil's future now?

Pessimist in me says that Lulu being a day 1 lame duck president + imperialist USA throwing a tantrum and sabotaging brazil will prevent any progress…

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Not sure if this was noticed here as well but in the first round we got 3 communists (Jones Manoel, Elias Jabbour, Humberto Matos) elected and alot of new faces for the left in general that helped our win. Alot of people talked about the left being "wiped" this election but this is a lie, in congress we only lost one seat in comparison to 2022, what got wiped by the far right this election was the big tent center parties who can be reasoned with and brought to Lula's side.

Theres a ton of pressure right now for Lula to govern with the people instead of just following the neoliberal ways he has been doing since forever, lets see what will he do.

I can't be sure of the future but im hopeful, even if Lula doesnt do shit im atleast happy people like Jones and Elias will be pressuring him and the rest of congress. It is infinitely more comfortable to do radical leftwing criticism in a left leaning government than in a rightwing one.

>>2940376
Very nice

>>2940591
Here's what happened:
>lula elected for his last term. he can't run in 2030, and likely won't be alive to run in 2034
>his party has failed to groom an heir. they have 4 years to do that
>most elected governors are right wing
>the congress has gone further right. the amount of left seats has remained unchanged, but the center and moderate right were cannibalized by the far-right party
>on the other hand, we have elected actual marxist-leninists for the national congress, for the first time in decades
>even the liberal leftists elected are further left than usual, younger as well
Here's what might happen next:
<scenario a
>lula governs like in his last term
>"domestic" fascism grows as a response
>communism grows as a countermeasure
<scenario b
>lula tries to govern further left with the mobilized population
>imperialist intervention gets more aggressive as a response
>communism grows as a countermeasure

>>2940598
Or neithe and we all die

A interesting thing about the new elected liberal leftists is how much more combative they are compared to previous elections, voters do not have patience for people who talk meek with the far right anymore
"Peace and love" leftism is completely dead, and i think you will see more cases like this around the world

>>2939800
He's not a communist, but his actions are the kind of that any decent human being will approve of.

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>mention social democracy
>CPUStard responds
What did xhe mean by this?

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Found this on twitter.

<FHC (Fernando Henrique Cardoso), from the beginning, did not place much trust in the national bourgeoisie and envisioned an coupling of the national economy to a sub-capitalist type of world order. In other words, FHC saw the national bourgeoisie only as a minor and dependent partner of international capital. Lula, on the contrary, without denying our historical difficulties, envisioned the possibility of exercising a sub-imperialism, of a regional type, through the internationalization of national capital carried out with the support of the national state, but limited by the action of international capital. The BNDES (Brazilian Development Bank),

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>>2940002
thats a good thing tho
data centers for having digital sovereignty are good
letting faang+ or whatever build data centers to colonize your electricity for ai bullshit is bad

>>2940711
There is no digital sovereignty unless you're China or USA, even if the state organizes the building and exploitation of datacenters they still have to go through Azure and AWS, the amount of efforts and cash needed to build an alternative is just unpalatable. The current Brazil policy is very basically "hello -insert foreign megacorp- take our land, build your datacenter but give us 5% tax for national R&D".
The only redeemable thing with Brazil is that the companies who did the renewable build up are shifting electricity toward datacenters so at least they won't power that with gas turbines but it still comes with a lot of impact just so people can consume bolsonarist instagram slop
https://news.mongabay.com/2026/08/brazils-unique-data-center-boom-rides-on-clean-power-despite-social-burden/

FLAVIO HAS FLED TO THE UNITED STATES
Source: Reuters

>>2940679
No one here has any hope for them, third world burgeoise is useless, they only exist to serve the imperial core and nothing else
>>2940982
Lmao rat

>>2940982
lol. Would be funny if after midterms they send him back.

NGL reading about the PT posters that helped Lula win impressed me. They managed to do this in just two week, flooding the internet, nuking 'toid slop infowars by ignoring it completely, acting like a botfarm. That was insane discipline and probably the only time "meme magic" actually made someone win in a tight election (Trump 1 was cope by MSM libs who couldnt accept Hillary lost by running a self-debasing feminist campaign).

>>2940982
Time to call ICE

>>2940982
>flees the country he betrayed
>heads for the country he serves
one less traitorous grifter for Brazil to deal with

The one clip about Bolso mocking dying covid patients by imitating them gasping for her published by theInterceptBR had like 30 million views on Insta alone.

baby leftists are learning social-democrats are the most powerful empire on earth

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>>2940982
>flavio has
>fled to the
>united states
shit was so cash

>>2941039
He'll be back. I'm sure marco rubio is cooking something to mess with Brazil.

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>>2940982
bozo jr arriving at the white house

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FLAVIO BOLSONARO HAS DECLARED HIMSELF PRESIDENT IN EXILE

>>2941498
does anybody have an English translation of this?

>>2941499
Probably just sour grapes and plans to fight over cunts and stuff for the next years.

>>2941499
>>2941500
[Military Dictatorship era Brazilian Coat of Arms and Name]
I address the Brazilian people and the international community as the true President-elect of the
Brazil.
First of all, I would like to thank President Milei for his courage, sense of justice and to President Trump and the wonderful American people for welcoming me. This is a land of freedoms and brothers who share the same values as the good people of my country.
President Trump is a great defender of free speech. On Sunday night, I watched in horror as electoral fraud unfolded before my eyes. A
the illegitimate and illegal actions of Lula's former lawyer allowed a mathematical impossibility to arise. concretize and Lula added more than 10 million votes from the first to the second round. A decision of the STF, taken over the competence of the TSE, extended the vote in the Erase of the lights, and the order only arrived after the end of the legal hours, when the polls were already locked up. Voters were subject to different rules. So far, the TSE has limited itself to defend the extension of the schedule and there is not even a single credible answer. And the nullities are not they're the only problem. Throughout the campaign, there was abuse of political, economic, and use of the public machine in favor of re-election. These are serious facts, expressly prohibited by law, that justify the Cassation of the Lula-Alckmin plate.

The regime's response to my questioning came quickly. As in a previous plan seven minutes after this disgusting electoral fraud, the judge, implicated in an immense corruption scandal, directly cited in the inquiry he used to try to kidnap my passports, and that I would most likely be arrested, if they had not prevented my it set in motion the regime's political persecution machine. Being prevented from origin and completely suspect to initiate any legal proceedings against me, your mere participation in procedural acts shows the size of arbitrariness and illegality in progress.

It was not my intention to leave my homeland, but I know exactly where it will go. This is the Classic manual of any coup d'état. The political persecution that began with my father, the former President Jair Bolsonaro, and spread to thousands of other ordinary patriotic Brazilians and
even American citizens, has a single goal: to silence anyone who does not agree with the exception regime established in Brazil, through a Supreme Court organized by the PT criminal organization.

To be clear, there is no arrest warrant against me, because I did not commit no crime. What exists is a politically motivated witch hunt, which aimed to put me as a hostage and object of blackmail to protect corrupt Supreme Court justices from impeachment. Here's the chase script: passport seizure, electronic anklet, censorship, house arrest, show trial, and finally political condemnation. I will not subject my family to this and my country does not deserve to go through this again international vexation. In the face of the political instrumentalization of Justice in Brazil, I brought my family to the United States, where we are safe. I thank, once again, the President Trump and the American government for welcoming us and giving us legal certainty that we no longer have in Brazil.

I want to make it clear: I did not flee Brazil, I left for Brazil, I left an exception regime to be able to be the leader that my people deserve, because Silent, imprisoned and censured, as my father is, I do not it could be that leadership and we would be handed over to the institutional theater of a castrated opposition and controlled by the Supreme Court full of regime servants. I'm not the first to have to fight for my own country away from him. Rui Barbosa went into exile for Floriano Peixoto and from there he continued defending the law and freedom. Charles de Gaulle led Free France from London, sentenced to death by the Vichy regime, and he returned to liberate his country. José Martí organized the struggle for Cuban independence from New York. In Venezuela, Juan Guaidó and Edmundo González had to leave the country for the chavista dictatorship, and María Corina Machado, even persecuted, refused to legitimize fraud and became a worldwide symbol of Democratic resistance. All of them were treated as criminals by the regimes they faced. History called them something else.

This is only the beginning of our struggle for Democracy, Human Rights and freedom in Brazil. I mean, not just for my 60 million voters, but for the Brazilian people, that I am the president-elect and the criminals who stole Brazil's election are part of a criminal organization that implemented a tyranny. You who longed for change, and I do not I will abandon them, I will be the voice and free leadership of our nation. Brazilian institutions, I make an appeal: this nonsense needs to end. Brazil is in chaos today corruption and political persecution, in which the opposition is afraid to speak and the family of a former president is treated as an enemy of the state. No nation can live in peace or prosper like this. There is still time to restore the balance of power and restore Brazilians the confidence they have lost.

To the international community, I ask: do not normalize what is happening in Brazil. What what happens today in my country is not normal and cannot be treated as normal. To the Senators, Representatives and governors I helped elect, and in particular to my president of the Senate, Rogério Marinho: I know that today you do not have the necessary freedom to the full exercise of political activity. So I will lead the opposition from here. I'll tell you what, there, you can't say, and I'll take the risks you can't take. And to you, who voted for me and dreams of change: we are not defeated and we are not alone.

>>2941500
>cunts
counts.

>>2941498
>>2941512
Lol what a fucking fag.

They are trying to do something similar with what they did in venezuela, with the difference being that they do not have the international support (or i guess indifference) that venezuela had. I dont think it will go anywhere, unless trump really likes political sucides close to elections.

>>2941512
you can tell this was made using chatgpt

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>>2941498
>FLAVIO BOLSONARO HAS DECLARED HIMSELF PRESIDENT IN EXILE
should have just did another failed fat ass coup then commit seppuku

>>2941512
>Charles de Gaulle led Free France from London, sentenced to death by the Vichy regime, and he returned to liberate his country.

>>2941498
NEW GUAIDO JOKE JUST DROPPED

Winning hearts and minds.


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