
“He doesn’t need to support me. He just has to keep quiet, because he has everything to gain when the election is over,” the president said from atop a sound truck.
Earlier, Lula stated that Cleitinho’s only chance of having “construction projects moving forward” in Minas Gerais was for Lula to win the runoff against Flávio Bolsonaro. “If we don’t win, everything that has been invested in Minas Gerais will be halted. This place will become a cemetery of unfinished projects,” he said.









