In that studio there was a podium that was always empty during the two hours of debate. “He disrespects opponents”, “he doesn’t like to work”, “he is convinced that he will win”, and “cowardly”. In this Saturday’s debate broadcast by SBT/CNN Brazil that opposed (almost) all the candidates for the Brazilian presidency, the easiest target to attack was the current favorite in the polls and former Brazilian president Lula da Silva, who decided not to attend. . “schedule reasons”.
All your opponents present at the debate (Jair Bolsonaro, Ciro Gomes, Simone Tebet, Felipe D’Ávila, Soraya Thronick and Father Kelmon) naturally took the opportunity to criticize Lula da Silva’s absence, but they also launched against the current Brazilian president, bringing up controversial issues such as how the corruption, the secret budget and hunger. However, there was an exception in the attack on the head of state: Father Kelmon, a recent arrival to these adventures, came to air that the fight was “five against one” in that television studio – he, “on the right”, as he has often emphasized, he was always more available to side with Bolsonaro than to criticize the incumbent.
“Offending women? Do I say rudeness? But I am not a thief”, justified Bolsonaro
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Source: Observadora
