British journalist in Brazil. Find my work in The Guardian, FT, Bloomberg, NYT, Al Jazeera, BBC, AP, Baffler, others. Retweets not endorsements

São Paulo, Brazil
Joined July 2011
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Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva won a historic fourth term, the country's electoral court said, in a shock result that defied polls, precedent and global anti-incumbent sentiment reut.rs/4i6Nc9x
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Congratulations to @LulaOficial on his re-election in Brazil.May this new mandate further advance social justice & equality, paving the way for a fairer & more inclusive future for all. Malta looks forward to more cooperation with Brazil & stronger ties between our countries - RA
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InstitutoLula - Lula ao The Guardian: Minha missão é lutar pela democracia share.google/1KdQbzC8Au9BaSd…
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On behalf of the government and the people of South Africa I congratulate my dear brother and friend, President @LulaOficial and the people of Brazil. This victory will echo beyond the shores of Brazil. It is a victory for the global south and progressive forces throughout the world. We affirm our commitment to continue strengthening bilateral relations between our two countries and working closely together in all multilateral fora to forge a just and better world order underpinned by solidarity and adherence to international law.
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Congratulations, President @LulaOficial, on your re-election in Brazil. The relationship between Canada and Brazil has flourished under our partnership. Let’s seize this opportunity to make it even stronger, together — to create major new trade opportunities, protect the environment, and build greater prosperity for both our peoples.
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Brazil's market goes up or down per two companies mostly, Petrobras and Vale. It's an extractive market led by extractive companies... While expectations help them, reality is quick to hit.
Imagine how stupid the Brazilians are after watching their markets rip higher on Bolsinaro then realize they want socialism and watch it drop. Can’t you idiots see that the markets and global investors were excited? Now you just forfeit any investments into your country?
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In a victory speech in Sao Paulo, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva vowed to govern for all 215 million Brazilians after winning the runoff election against Flavio Bolsonaro to secure a historic fourth term in office reut.rs/4i6Nc9x
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A proporção de votos em Flávio Bolsonaro caiu em Luís Eduardo Magalhães, cidade onde Nikolas Ferreira gravou seu vídeo sobre o Nordeste. Ao todo, Flávio teve 61,60% dos votos na cidade ante 38,40% de Lula. No primeiro turno, o senador teve 62,03% contra 32,51% do petista.
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My heartiest congratulations to my dear friend, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, on his historic election victory in Brazil. This was a hard-fought contest that has given him a renewed mandate from the Brazilian people to lead their great nation. His lifelong commitment to social justice, to reducing poverty and to ensuring that the voices of developing countries are heard has earned respect well beyond Brazil. I have always valued our friendship, and I share his conviction that the Global South must have a stronger voice in shaping a fairer international order. Malaysia looks forward to working closely with Brazil under President Lula’s continued leadership. There is much we can do together: strengthening trade and investment, advancing cooperation between ASEAN and Latin America and giving greater substance to the partnership between our two countries. ANWAR IBRAHIM
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I congratulate you, President @LulaOficial, on your well-deserved victory in the presidential election. The Brazilian people have expressed their support for your policy of strengthening national sovereignty, enhancing Brazil’s standing as a major global power, advancing reform of the United Nations, and promoting a world order based on justice.
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저의 각별한 친구이자 동지인 룰라 대통령(@LulaOficial)님, 누구보다 기쁜 마음으로 당선을 축하드립니다. 브라질 국민께서 보내주신 신뢰와 기대를 바탕으로 앞으로도 큰 역할 해주시리라 생각합니다. 대통령님이 그려오신 브라질의 미래를 향해 힘차게 나아가시길 진심으로 응원합니다. 함께 나눈 이야기와 웃음을 기억하며, 다시 만날 날을 고대합니다. 다시 한번 진심으로 축하드립니다! Presidente Lula, meu querido amigo e companheiro, é com imensa alegria que, mais do que ninguém, transmito-lhe minhas felicitações pela sua eleição. Acredito que, com base na confiança e nas expectativas depositadas pelo povo brasileiro, o senhor continuará desempenhando um papel importante. Torço sinceramente para que siga avançando com determinação rumo ao futuro do Brasil que sempre idealizou. Guardo com carinho as conversas e os momentos de alegria que compartilhamos e aguardo com expectativa o dia em que nos reencontraremos. Mais uma vez, meus sinceros parabéns!
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Congratulations to my friend @LulaOficial on his electoral victory. Democracy and multilateralism have won in Brazil. Europe’s partnership with Brazil is thriving. We will remain by your side for the years to come. Together we will keep working closely for free and open trade. A rules-based global order. And strong ambitions for our climate.
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Sam Cowie retweeted
🗳️ ELEIÇÕES | Zema acusa Lula de dar “golpe à la Venezuela” após prorrogação da votação
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FIM DO BOLSONARISMO? Derrota de Flávio Bolsonaro enfraquece clã familiar e abre espaço para novos líderes na direita; veja a avaliação de especialistas sobre o movimento político x.gd/SjwtT
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An iron rule of Brazilian politics: You can never count out Lula. The lion of the Latin American left is shockingly, somehow victorious again, and now the first Brazilian to turn a first round deficit into a win. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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Historic comeback in Brazil! And perhaps, more importantly, the emergence of a new playbook for beating the far right: Challenge social media algorithms in the courts, reclaim the flag, call out extractivist fascism and fill the streets and the networks. Brazil, you beauty!
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