Globo points to Bolsonaro's international isolation and global support for Lula.
A newspaper that voices the interests of the ruling class says there is an international network protecting Brazil against terrorists.
247 - The newspaper O Globo, which supported the 2016 coup against former President Dilma Rousseff, the political imprisonment of President Lula, and the election of Jair Bolsonaro in 2018 to promote a neoliberal shock to the Brazilian economy that brought misery and destruction, now claims, in EditorialThat Bolsonaro's extremist movement is isolated.
"In a few weeks, at the beginning of next month, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva will travel to the United States, where he will meet with the American president, Joe Biden, at the White House. In a telephone conversation after the attack by the radical Bolsonaro minority in the Praça dos Três Poderes (Three Powers Square), Biden declared 'unconditional support' for Brazilian democracy. The isolation of the terrorists who assaulted Brasília is not just a domestic phenomenon. Statements from several heads of government and representatives of multilateral organizations demonstrate the existence of a broad international network opposed to the attempted coup," points out the editorialist.
"The responsibility of defending democracy in Brazil is, and always will be, an inalienable task for Brazilians. But it seems evident that a favorable international environment exists. The radical Bolsonaro minority, which continues to commit crimes, such as the destruction of power towers, is completely alone," he concludes.
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