Alberto Fernández and Cristina have claimed freedom …

500 days after the arrest of the leader of PT Lula Da Silva at the federal prison of Curitiba, a international campaign entitled "500 days of injustice" this has increased the support of politicians and cultural leaders at the regional and international levels for the former president to be released.

In Argentina, a detailed application has been published – published in the paper edition of the Page I12– bearing the signatures of the candidate for the presidency of the Front of all Alberto Fernández, the candidate for Vice Presidency Cristina Fernández and the Nobel Peace Prize Adolfo Pérez Esquivelwhich brings together, among others, a hundred signatures of governors, senators and national deputies; union leaders; the mayors; rectors of universities; social leaders; cultural and academic personalities, researchers and journalists.

The other signatories of the petition are: Estela de Carlotto, Taty Almeida, Axel Kicillof, Sergio Mbada, Hector Daer, Víctor Santa María, Adriana Varela, Ana Maria Picchio, Pedro Saborido, Rolly Serrano, Adrián Paenza, Arnaldo Bocco, Agustín Rossi and Felipe Solá.

"He is the only president to have released more than 36 million Brazilians and Brazilians from extreme poverty, this must be recognized as a contribution to peace", the Argentinean Nobel Peace Prize launches the video produced by the Lula Committee, where the statements of international personalities are found at the door of the federal prison of Curitiba.

"After months of legal obstacles, the judiciary has allowed the entry of two friends, for an hour, still on Thursday," says the text of the international campaign in reference to those who went to prison to support the former president, including:, the candidate Alberto Fernández.

A few days after the OSP, Brazilian President, Jair Bolsonaro, felt that if the electoral support to the Front of All was confirmed, Argentina would become Venezuela and declared: "We do not want it, the Argentinean brothers flee here ". A day later, he described the candidates for Peronism as "leftist bandits". Alberto Fernández celebrated "a misogynist and violent man who speaks ill of me" and dedicated: "To Bolsonaro I say: free Lula".