Former Brazilian President Lula da Silva surprised everyone with an unusual "spoiler" from Game of Thrones sent from prison

The former president of Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, sent from prison, where he is serving a sentence for corruption, a suggestive image of himself sat on the headquarters of "Iron Throne" executives in the hit fantasy series Game of Thrones that ends this Sunday.

Accompanying the photo taken and published on your Twitter account, only one word appears: spoiler, The word in English whereby information that advances the plot of a work is known, thus ruining their enjoyment.

In this way, Lula would seem to play a game that meets the expectations of fans of the HBO series, who hope to finally know this Sunday and after eight years in the air, who will occupy the "Iron Throne".

Game of Thrones is a series produced by the American TV channel HBO which Its broadcast began in 2011 and will end this Sunday after eight seasons and 73 episodes. In recent years he has become a mbadive phenomenon around the world, A mix of fantasy, magic and medieval decor to create a new world where political intrigue and violence are the norm.

Lula, former Brazilian trade union leader turned politician and candidate of the Workers Party (PT) and He has worn the Brazilian presidential group twice, between 2003 and 2010, he seems to be one of the millions of fans waiting to know who will become the maximum leader of Poniente.

He was replaced by Dilma Rousseff, also of the PT, who was subsequently removed from office by a impeachment and in the context of a huge corruption case centered on the state oil company Petrobras.

Along with many Brazilian businessmen and politicians, Lula was the subject of an investigation, was prosecuted and sentenced for pbadive bribery and money laundering, as a beneficiary of an apartment on the coast of Sao Paulo in exchange for his benefit, in 2018, to a contract construction company with the state-owned company Petrobras, sentenced to 12 years and one month in prison.

The former president reacts to other lawsuits, but pleads innocent and denounces a plot to prevent him from returning to power. In any case, he went to court and was imprisoned to serve his sentence in April 2018.

In the coming months, Lula could benefit from a semi-open plan that would allow him to return home, after April 23, a Brasilia Court of Appeal reduced his initial sentence to 8 years and 10 months.