Lula’s inauguration for a third term took place in front of an impressive crowd. Without Bolsonaro. But under the threat of his supporters.
By Anne Vigna
VSIt is a totally unprecedented investiture that Brazil experienced this Sunday for the third term of Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva known as Lula. The absence of outgoing President Jair Bolsonaro, who flew to the United States on Friday, December 30, changed the protocol: there are several representatives of civil society, including a child, a black woman, a worker, a disabled and the famous cacique Raoni who passed the presidential sash to the leader of the left, immediately giving color to the event, and clearly showing the world that the left was indeed back in business in Brazil.
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