The proximity of the presidential elections has generated more and more statements of political support among Brazilian artists. In addition to a video in which several artists ask for votes for Lula, Xuxa has published a statement of his own by making the L for Lula, also to avoid the repetition of the fake news of 2018, when a false declaration of sympathy of the blonde for Bolsonaro was circulated.
“Round one. Love, respect and democracy,” Xuxa wrote along with the video sharing.
But not all artists are lulists. In addition to Regina Duarte, Malvino Salvador and others, there are also embarrassed Bolsonarists who do not declare their vote. Writer Gloria Perez found a way to express support by liking a post calling for a vote for the center and far-right candidate.
Accused by the press, she deviated without assuming her preference, which means that support is not support.
First, look at the text she liked: “In 2018 I voted for him because he was the lesser evil. This time I will vote him not only as an antidote to the PT, but because he had the courage to defend our freedom in these 4 years Not only freedom of expression, but also to come and go, to work, to choose my medicines and my vaccines ”.
It is a clear, obvious and presumed explanation of vote for Bolsonaro. But Glória says she read a manifesto in defense of freedom of expression and approved it. “Is that an explanation of vote ??? Ah people! It’s each one!” She said. “I liked and will like any post that defends freedom of expression. Period,” she added.
Gloria also says she has never declared and will continue without stating who her candidate is.
Jair and Michelle Bolsonaro recently visited the temple that has as pastor Guilherme Pádua, the murderer of Daniella, daughter of Gloria Perez.
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