Ibope gives more support to the PT presidential candidate in Brazil «Diario y Radio U Chile

Thousands of people arrived Tuesday in Rio de Janeiro, in Arcos da Lapa, in the center of the city, an iconic esplanade and reference space in the city of Rio de Janeiro. The reason was a demonstration of support for the Workers Party candidate, Fernando Haddad, who was looking for a way to fight right wing votes in this city, Jair Bolsonaro.

And it is precisely in Rio de Janeiro that he found significant support for the former military, including poor areas stuck in favelas built on the slopes of the hills that overlook one of the most important urban centers of Latin America.

That is why Haddad arrived at the place next to his. Vice-presidential candidate Manuela D 'Ávila organized an activity that lasted about six hours and was convened by leading intellectuals, academics and artists, including Caetano Veloso and Chico Buarque.

The event titled "Ato da Virada" ("Act of Change"), also celebrated the 2% increase in preferences in the latest poll published by Ibope resa. "It starts to fall, I start to get up and hope begins to grow," Haddad said.

Then, the representative of the PT directly referred to Bolsonaro and his strategy to promise restrictions and a strong hand from the first day in case of conquest of the presidency of the country.

"He does not pbad on security, does not convey respect.He vomits hatred against people for 28 years.Nothing comes out of him that is the worst of the human being," he said. Haddad.

But the rise is marginal for aspirations to bend the captain's hand to retirement despite the two-percentage-point decline that showed the same survey, still remains above 50 percent. In fact, Ibope gives him 57 points, which seems irremovable.

Tell it in advance and before the PT's own activists who had attended the act on Tuesday, rapper Mano Brown said he was convinced that it was virtually impossible to reverse the forecasts.

"I represent myself, I will not represent anyone else", launched the intervention of the artist recognized especially in the poorest neighborhoods of Rio. "I do not like this festive atmosphere, we have no reason to celebrate, we have to reach almost 30 million votes, we do not expect, no, to reach, to diminish this brand." I am not pessimistic: I am realistic, "said Brown.

The speech was made despite the fact that PT militants had sometimes launched disapproving whistles for their critics of the party founded by Lula. Behind him, Haddad and D'Avila were silently watching him in front of the unexpected diatribe.

Brazilian digital media Carta Capital said the rapper criticized Bolsonaro's progress in the poorest sectors of the country. In particular, Rio de Janeiro, which was partly allowed by the abandonment of work on the streets and on the bases by the PT, a space occupied by the far right with a discourse on harsh policies against crime and drug trafficking, two problems that affect in the largest country in the region.

On Wednesday, Haddad faced this feeling of defeat early, pointing out that there were still millions of Brazilians joining his campaign to defeat Bolsonaro and his proposals that would lead to adjustment and to the recession of the workers and the population. Many hope that their sites will be able to turn the tide, although the polls – and Mano Brown – indicate the opposite for the second round of Sunday, October 28.

Thousands of people arrived in Rio de Janeiro on Tuesday in Arcos da Lapa in the center of the city, an iconic esplanade and reference space in the city of Rio de Janeiro. The reason was a demonstration of support for the Workers Party candidate, Fernando Haddad, who was looking for a way to fight right wing votes in this city, Jair Bolsonaro.

And it is precisely in Rio de Janeiro that he found significant support for the former military, including poor areas stuck in favelas built on the slopes of the hills that overlook one of the most important urban centers of Latin America.

That is why Haddad arrived at the place next to his. Vice-presidential candidate Manuela D 'Ávila organized an activity that lasted about six hours and was convened by leading intellectuals, academics and artists, including Caetano Veloso and Chico Buarque.

The event titled "Ato da Virada" ("Act of Change"), also celebrated the 2% increase in preferences in the latest poll published by Ibope resa. "It starts to fall, I start to get up and hope begins to grow," Haddad said.

Then, the representative of the PT directly referred to Bolsonaro and his strategy to promise restrictions and a strong hand from the first day in case of conquest of the presidency of the country.

"He does not pbad on security, does not convey respect.He vomits hatred against people for 28 years.Nothing comes out of him that is the worst of the human being," he said. Haddad.

But the rise is marginal for aspirations to bend the captain's hand to retirement despite the two-percentage-point decline that showed the same survey, still remains above 50 percent. In fact, Ibope gives him 57 points, which seems irremovable.

Tell it in advance and before the PT's own activists who had attended the act on Tuesday, rapper Mano Brown said he was convinced that it was virtually impossible to reverse the forecasts.

"I represent myself, I will not represent anyone else", launched the intervention of the artist recognized especially in the poorest neighborhoods of Rio. "I do not like this festive atmosphere, we have no reason to celebrate, we have to reach almost 30 million votes, we do not expect, no, to reach, to diminish this brand." I am not pessimistic: I am realistic, "said Brown.

The speech was made despite the fact that PT militants had sometimes launched disapproving whistles for their critics of the party founded by Lula. Behind him, Haddad and D'Avila were silently watching him in front of the unexpected diatribe.

Brazilian digital media Carta Capital said the rapper criticized Bolsonaro's progress in the poorest sectors of the country. In particular, Rio de Janeiro, which was partly allowed by the abandonment of work on the streets and on the bases by the PT, a space occupied by the far right with a discourse on harsh policies against crime and drug trafficking, two problems that affect in the largest country in the region.

On Wednesday, Haddad faced this feeling of defeat early, pointing out that there were still millions of Brazilians joining his campaign to defeat Bolsonaro and his proposals that would lead to adjustment and to the recession of the workers and the population. Many expect their sites to turn the tide, though polls – and Mano Brown – indicate the opposite in the run-up to the second round on Sunday, October 28th.

Thousands of people arrived in Rio de Janeiro Tuesday in Arcos da Lapa in the center of the city, an iconic esplanade and reference space in the city of Rio de Janeiro. The reason was a demonstration of support for the Workers Party candidate, Fernando Haddad, who was looking for a way to fight right wing votes in this city, Jair Bolsonaro.

And it is precisely in Rio de Janeiro that he found significant support for the former military, including poor areas stuck in favelas built on the slopes of the hills that overlook one of the most important urban centers of Latin America.

That is why Haddad arrived at the place next to his. Vice-presidential candidate Manuela D 'Ávila organized an activity that lasted about six hours and was convened by leading intellectuals, academics and artists, including Caetano Veloso and Chico Buarque.

The event titled "Ato da Virada" ("Act of Change"), also celebrated the 2% increase in preferences in the latest poll published by Ibope resa. "It starts to fall, I start to get up and hope begins to grow," Haddad said.

Then, the representative of the PT directly referred to Bolsonaro and his strategy to promise restrictions and a strong hand from the first day in case of conquest of the presidency of the country.

"He does not pbad on security, does not convey respect.He vomits hatred against people for 28 years.Nothing comes out of him that is the worst of the human being," he said. Haddad.

But the rise is marginal for aspirations to bend the captain's hand to retirement despite the two-percentage-point decline that showed the same survey, still remains above 50 percent. In fact, Ibope gives him 57 points, which seems irremovable.

Tell it in advance and before the PT's own activists who had attended the act on Tuesday, rapper Mano Brown said he was convinced that it was virtually impossible to reverse the forecasts.

"I represent myself, I will not represent anyone else", launched the intervention of the artist recognized especially in the poorest neighborhoods of Rio. "I do not like this festive atmosphere, we have no reason to celebrate, we have to reach almost 30 million votes, we do not expect, no, to reach, to diminish this brand." I am not pessimistic: I am realistic, "said Brown.

The speech was made despite the fact that PT militants had sometimes launched disapproving whistles for their critics of the party founded by Lula. Behind him, Haddad and D'Avila were silently watching him in front of the unexpected diatribe.

Brazilian digital media Carta Capital said the rapper criticized Bolsonaro's progress in the poorest sectors of the country. In particular, Rio de Janeiro, which was partly allowed by the abandonment of work on the streets and on the bases by the PT, a space occupied by the far right with a discourse on harsh policies against crime and drug trafficking, two problems that affect in the largest country in the region.

On Wednesday, Haddad faced this feeling of defeat early, pointing out that there were still millions of Brazilians joining his campaign to defeat Bolsonaro and his proposals that would lead to adjustment and to the recession the workers and the population. Many expect their sites to turn the tide, though polls – and Mano Brown – indicate otherwise in the run-up to Sunday's second round on Sunday, October 28th.