Latin America General : Corona Carnaval

[Atlantic Federalist Republic]

What?

I looked at the result by province on Wikipedia and its never voted for a losing candidate for President. It is the bellwether state.

Oh...

[San Lumen]

I looked at the result by province on Wikipedia and its never voted for a losing candidate for President. It is the bellwether state.

Oh...

I looked at every Brazilian election since 1985. They have never been wrong. Precedents can change though.

[Atlantic Federalist Republic]

Oh...

I looked at every Brazilian election since 1985. They have never been wrong. Precedents can change though.

Yea

[Wallowis]

Not Latin American, but for all its worth I personally hope Lula wins.

[San Lumen]

Not Latin American, but for all its worth I personally hope Lula wins.

I hope so too. if Bolsonaro wins the Amazon will cease to exist.

[Shrillland]

35.5% in:

Bolsonaro: 47.3%
Lula: 43.9%

[Atlantic Federalist Republic]

Not Latin American, but for all its worth I personally hope Lula wins.

I hope so too. if Bolsonaro wins the Amazon will cease to exist.

Honestly, I see that your opinion really doesn't change.

[San Lumen]

I hope so too. if Bolsonaro wins the Amazon will cease to exist.

Honestly, I see that your opinion really doesn't change.

its the truth. He doesn't care about it at all.

[Atlantic Federalist Republic]

Honestly, I see that your opinion really doesn't change.

its the truth. He doesn't care about it at all.

Did you know that Lula has already reached levels of fires in the Amazon greater than Bolsonaro?

[Cuba 2022 RP]

its the truth. He doesn't care about it at all.

Did you know that Lula has already reached levels of fires in the Amazon greater than Bolsonaro?

(Wallowis here) I feel like that’s a misleading statistic, if it’s true at all.

[Shrillland]

its the truth. He doesn't care about it at all.

Did you know that Lula has already reached levels of fires in the Amazon greater than Bolsonaro?

Aye, but Bolsonaro did rapidly expand the authorisation of land clearances to such an extent that the Amazon as a whole is no longer a carbon sink but a net contributor. I get that farmers want more land and that Brazil is looking to be the world's granary/butcher shop, but there's no point in having all that farmland if climate change ends up making the whole northern half of the country uninhabitable and inhospitable to agriculture.

[San Lumen]

Did you know that Lula has already reached levels of fires in the Amazon greater than Bolsonaro?

Aye, but Bolsonaro did rapidly expand the authorisation of land clearances to such an extent that the Amazon as a whole is no longer a carbon sink but a net contributor. I get that farmers want more land and that Brazil is looking to be the world's granary/butcher shop, but there's no point in having all that farmland if climate change ends up making the whole northern half of the country uninhabitable and inhospitable to agriculture.

If he is reelected it will no longer exist.

[Atlantic Federalist Republic]

Did you know that Lula has already reached levels of fires in the Amazon greater than Bolsonaro?

(Wallowis here) I feel like that’s a misleading statistic, if it’s true at all.

https://veja.abril.com.br/brasil/desmat ... hc-e-lula/

[Shrillland]

(Wallowis here) I feel like that’s a misleading statistic, if it’s true at all.

https://veja.abril.com.br/brasil/desmat ... hc-e-lula/

Well, it does certainly show that Lula was worse during his previous tenure as President, but it also shows that the PT under Rousseff cut down a lot less(as did Temer and the MDB). We'll see what he does if he wins, and the race is narrowing yet again.

[Atlantic Federalist Republic]

https://veja.abril.com.br/brasil/desmat ... hc-e-lula/

Well, it does certainly show that Lula was worse during his previous tenure as President, but it also shows that the PT under Rousseff cut down a lot less(as did Temer and the MDB). We'll see what he does if he wins, and the race is narrowing yet again.

If he barely cared about it in his first term, I highly doubt he will care in a second term, not to mention the countless corruption scandals.

[San Lumen]

https://veja.abril.com.br/brasil/desmat ... hc-e-lula/

Well, it does certainly show that Lula was worse during his previous tenure as President, but it also shows that the PT under Rousseff cut down a lot less(as did Temer and the MDB). We'll see what he does if he wins, and the race is narrowing yet again.

if there is a runoff its going to get very ugly but it seems at this point its likely.

[Shrillland]

Well, it does certainly show that Lula was worse during his previous tenure as President, but it also shows that the PT under Rousseff cut down a lot less(as did Temer and the MDB). We'll see what he does if he wins, and the race is narrowing yet again.

if there is a runoff its going to get very ugly but it seems at this point its likely.

It al boils down to whom Tebet chooses. She's got 4.5% of the vote so far, to go to Bolsonaro would put him over the top. On the other hand, going to Lula means he'll have a pretty broad coalition of parties already.

[San Lumen]

if there is a runoff its going to get very ugly but it seems at this point its likely.

It al boils down to whom Tebet chooses. She's got 4.5% of the vote so far, to go to Bolsonaro would put him over the top. On the other hand, going to Lula means he'll have a pretty broad coalition of parties already.

The next month in Brazil will be extremely ugly. Bolsonaro is following in a former President's footsteps by sowing doubt about the election and spreading lies.

[Atlantic Federalist Republic]

if there is a runoff its going to get very ugly but it seems at this point its likely.

It al boils down to whom Tebet chooses. She's got 4.5% of the vote so far, to go to Bolsonaro would put him over the top. On the other hand, going to Lula means he'll have a pretty broad coalition of parties already.

I assume it's much more likely that Tebet is on the fence, her and Soraya's campaign was built on collective hatred against both candidates.

[San Lumen]

It al boils down to whom Tebet chooses. She's got 4.5% of the vote so far, to go to Bolsonaro would put him over the top. On the other hand, going to Lula means he'll have a pretty broad coalition of parties already.

I assume it's much more likely that Tebet is on the fence, her and Soraya's campaign was built on collective hatred against both candidates.

If she is smart she will endorse Lula.

[Atlantic Federalist Republic]

I assume it's much more likely that Tebet is on the fence, her and Soraya's campaign was built on collective hatred against both candidates.

If she is smart she will endorse Lula.

LOL

[San Lumen]

If she is smart she will endorse Lula.

LOL

what's funny about that?

[Atlantic Federalist Republic]

Things are getting tight now, Bolsonaro with 45.8% and Lula with 45.3%

[Atlantic Federalist Republic]

LOL

what's funny about that?

The fact of supporting a corrupt is now considered intelligence

[Shrillland]

LOL

what's funny about that?

Well, he just said that she hates both of them, so her sitting on the fence and letting her voters make their own choice and reasonable enough.