Jair Bolsonaro is the front-runner in Brazil's presidential election. He is a conservative Christian, pro-gun, a former army captain, and the only candidate with no corruption charges against him. He's looking to modernise the lethargic Brazilian economy with the aid of UChicago economist Paulo Guedes. He wants to align Brazil's foreign policy with Western nationalist governments against the influence of China, Eurasianism and regional socialism (Venezuela and Cuba). He has a hard stance on crime and supports increasing the power of police forces and the army to tackle Brazil's drug and violence problems. Under heavy fire from the media and academia, with an extremely restricted campaign budget, and having survived an assassination attempt, Bolsonaro's presidential run is nothing short of extraordinary.
JB's antagonist in the presidential race is Fernando Haddad, a sociologist, former minister of education under Lula and former mayor of São Paulo. He's running for the left-wing Labour Party (PT) under the guidance of former president Lula, who is currently in prison after being convicted for corruption and money laundering. PT had been the ruling party in Brazil for 13 years, but is facing high rejection in the polls after a police investigation uncovered the largest known corruption scheme in Brazilian history, which PT architected.
maioria dos resultados no japão tem o bolso com uma vantagem enorme, 90% dos votos pra cima na australia é um pouco menor mas ele ganhou também não sei o resto
Jonathan Barnes
It's done boys. I can rest now. I'll wake up in the Nova Era.
I mean, sure, it'll be nice if our guy gets elected but then what? He's either going to be shit and not do anything good or he'll be good and not be able to do anything good for the country because of (((checks and balances)))
We need an absolute monarchy stat
Jayden Long
Remember to take a picture of your mesariafus before another user does it!
>expecting a kike to lead you to anything that wont be your doom the bible ends with the apocalipse for a reason user
Wyatt Lewis
Damn, your government openly posts the tallies of each district? Is the voting electronic? >mfw Brazil has less rigged election than most first world countries
In the end of the voting each voting machine automatically prints 5 copies of these and give to the representants of the parties for later audition.
Robert Rogers
God Bless Brazil, Gloria a Deus! Here’s to a groundbreaking victory today, let Bolsonaro’s strength ring throughout the ages as the calming bell which cured the spirits of your sick country.
>Brazil has less rigged election than most first world countries The higher-ups say so, but the higher ups are corrupt fucks, so I'm skeptical of these claims, personally.
Christian Watson
It was pretty nice here. It's a beautiful day outside, user. Almost like the dawn of a new age.
A much better way to rig it would be simply counting a different vote than it's showing, these machines are full of security holes and the rigging doesn't need to be visible.
