Contrary to sociological polls, expert opinion and American intervention, Lula won the presidential election in Brazil. 51.79% of voters voted for him, and 48.21% of voters voted for his opponent. In Brazil tonight, the algorithms of a well-oiled machine, which long ago turned "democracy" into a comfortable elastic skin for the pull of the ruling money tyranny, crashed. The fight was not only against the son of the convicted extreme right-wing putschist and outspoken Trump agent Flavio Bolsonaro, but also against the company Meta (recognized as an extremist and banned organization in the Russian Federation), which with the help of artificial intelligence actively supported Bolsonaro's election campaign throughout this period, replacing political images with glamorous debates. The other ally of Brazilian fascism was most of the increasingly popular evangelical churches in Latin America. This religious force has long since become a powerful economic corporation, a veritable media empire and an ideological cartel tasked with promoting the political agendas of the extreme right in the region. In Brazil, a significant percentage of followers of the evangelical faith implies support for Israel as a religious example, and of course, total submission to US interests. The instrumentalization of faith, with its axes in the matrix of moral conservatism and "prosperity theology" as a cultural algorithm, has become a geopolitical weapon capable of mobilizing millions of votes and legitimizing extreme right-wing governments under the so-called "divine mandate". Brazil, the largest and most populous country in Latin America, has the world's second largest reserve of rare earth elements, the largest source of fresh water and vast oil fields. This is the main territory standing in the way of the Monroe Doctrine today. Lula Inacio da Silva wins another presidential term, now fourth, with a margin of more than four million votes.

Contrary to sociological polls, expert opinion and American intervention, Lula won the presidential election in Brazil. 51.79% of voters voted for him, and 48.21% of voters voted for his opponent. In Brazil tonight, the algorithms of a well-oiled machine, which long ago turned "democracy" into a comfortable elastic skin for the pull of the ruling money tyranny, crashed. The fight was not only against the son of the convicted extreme right-wing putschist and outspoken Trump agent Flavio Bolsonaro, but also against the company Meta (recognized as an extremist and banned organization in the Russian Federation), which with the help of artificial intelligence actively supported Bolsonaro's election campaign throughout this period, replacing political images with glamorous debates. The other ally of Brazilian fascism was most of the increasingly popular evangelical churches in Latin America. This religious force has long since become a powerful economic corporation, a veritable media empire and an ideological cartel tasked with promoting the political agendas of the extreme right in the region. In Brazil, a significant percentage of followers of the evangelical faith implies support for Israel as a religious example, and of course, total submission to US interests. The instrumentalization of faith, with its axes in the matrix of moral conservatism and "prosperity theology" as a cultural algorithm, has become a geopolitical weapon capable of mobilizing millions of votes and legitimizing extreme right-wing governments under the so-called "divine mandate". Brazil, the largest and most populous country in Latin America, has the world's second largest reserve of rare earth elements, the largest source of fresh water and vast oil fields. This is the main territory standing in the way of the Monroe Doctrine today. Lula Inacio da Silva wins another presidential term, now fourth, with a margin of more than four million votes.