Resistance and Struggle!

I voted for president of the Republic in 1989, when I was 39 years old.

Option?

Protest?

Anarchist?

Guess what!

And yet there are still many who claim that there was no dictatorship.

I voted for Lula, of course.

I am not an admirer of Tancredo Neves.

He betrayed the Direct Elections.

He worked with the banks on behalf of the Electoral College.

I was certain I would lose the election to Leonel Brizola.

We already had to swallow the Centrão [political bloc in Brazil] there.

It backfired on Sarney and on the backs of the people.

What was the consequence: COLLOR DE MELLO - The Hunter of Maharajas.

Once again, the people are burdened with Itamar's palliative measures to "ease the situation."

I voted for Lula again.

We didn't "get the vision".

We fell for the Real's story.

The "Lace Cuffs" gang.

The Prince of Sociology.

Social Democracy.

The CEOs.

And take Cipó de Aroeira.

We repeated the dose.

As a friend of mine says: "Let's get tired."

We voted for Lula again.

The people got involved in the budget:

Food, jobs, income, electricity, water, healthcare, credit, universities,

IFETs, São Francisco River diversion project, research, culture, participation

popular, entertainment, access to universities and for the first time a

One of the oldest professions was recognized as:

The domestic worker became a worker with full rights.

We voted for Lula again.

All the best again.

We loved it.

Some will say: he could have done more.

It's possible.

Lula's keen sensitivity leads him to the perfect choice: Dilma.

Courage, firmness, composure, honesty, complete mastery of planning.

and without a shred of fear of the big bourgeoisie, of bankers, either

of militiamen and even less of militiamen.

INCORRUPTIBLE

Absolute success.

Brazil "exploded".

Unemployment rate at 4.7%.

Truth Commission.

Using public banks to lower interest rates.

Bingo.

Re-elected.

This is where the coup comes in.

The next candidate would be Lula.

How can we cope?

The cuffs and lace were wallowing in all the mud:

- Media, bourgeoisie, bankers, judiciary, and an idiotic middle class.

who cannot see themselves as working class, they all went to

streets,

Wearing a CBF (Brazilian Football Confederation) shirt, to picnics organized by the nefarious Rede Globo (Brazilian television network).

and breakfast provided by FIESP from Pato Amarelo.

There were even little dances.

Remember?

I'm going to skip over Temer.

Spare me.

It came out in:

DIRTY ASS VS. BIG ASS.

I vehemently refuse to enter into this discussion.

They are two scoundrels.

The agenda is:

To the struggle, comrades!

"He who knows how, makes the time,"

"Don't expect it to happen."

Geraldo Vandré