Dilma Rousseff was photographed getting ready to go to the airport. Access the photo gallery and understand the impasse regarding the rite of passage of the belt!
Dilma Rousseff was spotted on the streets of the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro this Saturday afternoon (31), on the eve of the inauguration of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT). the former president, who recently stood out for the outfit she wore on PT Victory Dayshe was wearing jeans and a red blouse at the time of the photos.
According to the paparazzo who took the photo, Dilma was on her way to the airport to travel to Brasilia, where the inauguration ceremony of the president-elect is taking place. The petist only brought one suitcase to the car. Access the photo gallery above and don’t miss a single click!
WILL DILMA ROUSSEFF DELIVER THE BAND TO LULA?
President Jair Bolsonaro (PL) left Brazil just over 24 hours before the end of his mandate. Thereby, it is not yet clear who will carry on the tradition of passing the presidential sash to the next chief executive.
In recent days, PT voters created the “Dilma, switch to Banner” campaign to ask the former president, whose tenure was cut short by an impeachment, fulfill the honor in the inauguration of Lula. The idea also gained support from artists such as Daniela Mercury. “I dreamed of this: our president Dilma handing over the banner to Lula and Brazil returning to her axis. Thus we repair another big mistake made in Brazil, exalting the woman who was ousted from the presidency in a coup” . état “, said the Baiana. However, Dilma should not pass the armband to Lula. According to Folha de São Paulo, the…
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