Brazil’s installed socialist President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva sought to project national unity on Saturday during Independence Day with a military parade through the capital.
But hardly anyone attended the event!
Under the slogan “Democracy, Sovereignty and Unity,” Lula’s government aimed to show a united front with the country’s military as 3,000 troops marched past the president and cabinet ministers in a display of pageantry on the central promenade of Sao Paulo, with the mainstream media boasting an attendance of 30,000 people.
But conspicuous footage from the event appears to show far fewer people in attendance during Lula’s cavalcade procession.
Desfile de 7 de Setembro em Brasília tem baixa adesão do público.
Áreas na Praça dos Três Poderes destinadas a quem quisesse acompanhar o evento ficaram esvaziadas.
Público que compareceu se concentrou em arquibancadas cobertas na Esplanada dos Ministérios.
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— Metrópoles (@Metropoles) September 7, 2024
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