Brazil's president Lula da Silva on going underground, during the reign of Jair Bolsonaro: "Part of the country's elite cannot bear to see poor people eating in restaurants, or traveling by plane, or buying cars. They can't stand to see poor people rise, and that's what we've done through hundreds of public policies to improve the lives of poor people in this country. During Lula da Silva's first presidency (2003-2009), 20 million Brazilians were lifted out of poverty, in part due to Lula's signature Bolsa Familia program.

Brazil's president Lula da Silva on going underground, during the reign of Jair Bolsonaro: "Part of the country's elite cannot bear to see poor people eating in restaurants, or traveling by plane, or buying cars. They can't stand to see poor people rise, and that's what we've done through hundreds of public policies to improve the lives of poor people in this country. During Lula da Silva's first presidency (2003-2009), 20 million Brazilians were lifted out of poverty, in part due to Lula's signature Bolsa Familia program.