Lula 2026 throws away the chance to eliminate the search for re-election – 02/04/2023 – Elio Gaspari

Lula announced that, if he is healthy, he will be able to run for re-election in 2026. He had already condemned the institute of re-election and, in the campaign, said that he would be “a president of only one term”.

Too bad, because it threw away the opportunity to remove the quest for re-election from the list of evils in Brazilian politics.

Today, re-election is the source of the worst national ills. Bolsonaro’s coup plans are there to show this.

Eremildo, the idiot

Eremildo believed that Lula would be a one-term president. He also believes that former minister Anderson Torres lost his cell phone and that it was the employee at his house who kept the draft of the coup on the shelf. The cretin thinks that Valdemar Costa Neto’s statement that everyone had copies of coup drafts was just a metaphor.

Above all, Eremildo believes that the Institutional Security Office would never get involved in an operation to wiretap Minister Alexandre de Moraes. General Augusto Heleno would never agree to such a thing.

Staples, today and yesterday

Daniel Silveira, who allegedly planned to tap a conversation between Senator Marcos do Val and Minister Alexandre de Moraes, was a candidate for senator for the PTB and was not elected. He campaigned alongside former deputy Eduardo Cunha, who elected his daughter, Danielle Dytz da Cunha.

In June 1974, former Minister of Finance Antonio Delfim Netto landed in Brasília for a conversation with General Golbery do Couto e Silva. Delfim had been the all-powerful Minister of Finance, tried to be governor of São Paulo, but was vetoed. From the conversation, it turned out that Delfim went to the embassy in Paris.

Delfim found it strange that Golbery pointed out where to sit. Of course, it was supposed to be near the microphone that transmitted the conversation to a tape recorder installed in the kitchen.

Colonel Edison Dytz, from the National Information Service, who set up the wiretap, would later become Eduardo Cunha’s father-in-law.

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