"I'm from the world, I'm Minas Gerais," said Dila Rousseff during the confirmation of her candidacy in the Senate – Politics

Former President Dilma Rousseff said Thursday evening at a press conference at a hotel in the capital of Minas Gerais, who does not want to participate in the electoral process. "I pose my candidacy in the Senate, she is not yet an official candidacy. "I come from the world, I am Minas Gerais," she sang in the tone of the campaign, at a meeting with depots Today, Dilma discussed and evaluated the conditions for her participation in this year's election contest. At night, he finally spoke with a pre-candidate for the legend, and further justified his decision to run for a seat in the Senate and not just continue to make politics as an activist.

"I would like to say that I am ready to do that, because I think that in the face of what is happening with President Lula, it is obviously a treatment that does not respect the constitutional rights of every citizen, that of the presumption of innocence.What we see, it is a complete manipulation of the procedures, conduct and different legal bodies for President Lula, "said Dilma Rousseff.

The former president also pointed out that he was born in Minas, and therefore the decision to present himself to the state, that he did not leave spontaneously during the dictatorship. And he added that his candidacy would be a means of interrupting a process of deterioration of economic, political, social and civilizatria conditions in Brazil, "he declared.