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According to a new national survey, the former President continues a wide lead and would win the election in the first round.
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An IPEC survey shows that Lula da Silva has 52 percent of the citizen preferences, a figure that would allow the leftist leader to win in the first round.
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He appears at the head of the presidential race with 44 percent, followed by the far-right President Jair Bolsonaro with 32 percent.
"He is the main enemy of the Indigenous peoples... It would have been better if Bolsonaro had completely forgotten about us," Sonia Guajarara stressed.
"In today's Brazil there is no more room for authoritarian setbacks. Dictatorship and torture belong to the past," it stressed.
Brazil's Electoral Public Ministry defended on Wednesday before the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) that President Jair Bolsonaro be fined for early electoral propaganda after his speech to foreign ambassadors on July 18.
“I am completely against this misrule and this horrible, corrupt, bad-tempered, fascist, Nazi, imbecile, incapable, and mediocre human being,” Brunna Venancio tweeted.
The organization is also considering changing the name of monkeypox.
His reaction against the businessmen and bankers who signed a letter in defence of democracy is related to his desperation in the face of the October presidential elections.
On Monday, the Brazilian Health Minister announced that Tecovirimat would be used for treating the monkeypox disease.
The event's theme was for life, rights, dignity, and a just and anti-racist society: More black women in power!
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