There is a secret in the leadership of the PT and PSB, which has not strategically sank (yet) into the ranks. Lula da Silva (PT) and his deputy Geraldo Alcmín (PSB) agreed on how the duo’s final government would be administered. The day-to-day manager stays with the former governor with a strong administrative and political agenda in the palace annex. Lula wants to get on a plane and travel around the country to play and watch social programs. The agenda of the Congress will be handled by a politician with good non-partisan traffic – Marcio França (PSB) is considered, regardless of whether he is elected as a senator or not. All that remains is to reach an agreement with Jair Bolsonaro’s voter, who, according to research institutes, may be glued to the PT on October 3rd. The President is rising in the polls and may seem like he’s glued to Lula.

Take a look at him

Economist and former secretary for economic policy at the Treasury during Lula’s tenure from 2003 to 2005 and today director-president of Insper Marcos Lisboa is PT’s name for economics if he wins the election. But only some of the class Av. Faria Lima know. What prevented the PT from supporting big businessmen in the election campaign. Lula’s employees started spreading it.

hidden vices

The campaign has an interesting scenario. Bolsonaro and Lula hide their vices, or at least no longer flaunt them as they deserve. Brazil already knows how important it is to know the vice candidate’s profile since the inauguration of Itamar Franco. In the case of presidential candidates, the most common among congressmen is that Lula fears that Alkmin will outshine him, and Bolsonaro fears that the population associates the hardline Braga Netto too strongly with the Armed Forces and the infamous expression “military coup.” Braga and Alcmine stuck to a timid electoral program.

He wants a Nobel

Charging by @izanio_charges

Lula da Silva already has a personal plan to win the election or not. He wants to resume traveling to dozens of countries with two goals: to clear his background after the arrest of Operation Car Wash and to portray himself as a new or former statesman fighting to end hunger in Brazil and aspiring for the Nobel Peace Prize.

Pope’s nod

With recent appointments, Pope Francis has given a strong nod to the progressives of Brazil’s National Conference of Bishops. Today, Cardinal Leonardo Steiner of Amazonas, a progressive man, advocates same-sex marriage. It is also a sign that the Vatican will be vigilant and more proactive in addressing environmental issues.

Order from Mattara

Car rental businessman and former minister Salim Mattar is one of the biggest funders of this year’s campaign. He specifically donated to federal candidates on the condition that the beneficiary would support a bill that would allow the sale of drugs in supermarkets.