Ribuan Pendukung Flavio Bolsonaro Padati Sao Paulo, Kritik Dugaan Korupsi Pengadilan
sama meraih 41 persen suara untuk putaran kedua. Sementara itu, Lula menekankan kedaulatan Brasil di parade militer di Brasilia tanpa menyebut nama Amerika Serikat.
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- Thousands of Brazilians rallied in Sao Paulo on Monday to support right-wing presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro during Independence Day celebrations.
- Flavio Bolsonaro, son of former president Jair Bolsonaro, criticized alleged corruption within Brazil's judiciary.
- Flavio is scheduled to face incumbent left-wing President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in the upcoming presidential election.
- Supporters wearing green-and-yellow shirts filled the iconic Avenida Paulista in Sao Paulo.
- Demonstrators demanded the resignation of Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes.
- Moraes is a controversial figure presiding over the trial of Jair Bolsonaro on coup plotting charges.
- Flavio's campaign leveraged leaked text messages from troubled banker Daniel Vorcaro to a number linked to Moraes.
- Vorcaro, charged with fraud in one of Brazil's largest financial scandals last year, allegedly sought legal help from the justice days before his arrest.
- Moraes's response to Vorcaro's messages was not included in released documents, and he has not commented publicly.
- Flavio stated his candidacy is a form of protest and pledged to restore credibility to Brazil's judiciary.
- Flavio accused Lula of being responsible for Brazil's current moral chaos.
- It was revealed in May that Flavio asked Vorcaro to fund a film about his imprisoned father, though he denied wrongdoing.
- The University of Sao Paulo estimated approximately 28,500 people attended the demonstration.
- A Quaest poll released Monday showed Lula and Flavio tied at 41 percent in a hypothetical second-round vote.
- President Lula attended a military parade in Brasilia and asserted Brazil's sovereignty against foreign trade interference in a video statement.
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