“I don’t speak Spanish or Portuguese.” This was the explanation given by Brazilian President and presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro to justify the fact that he did not understand the question posed by Portuguese journalist Pedro Sa Guerra, at a press conference on Friday night.
In meeting with journalists After the last TV debate with Lula da Silvabroadcast by Rede Globo, The Portuguese reporter, on the RTP service, asked Bolsonaro to comment on the fact that some international leaders expressed great concern. Sunday’s presidential election results.
Bolsonaro began by saying, “I don’t understand.” And when the journalist and correspondent of the public channel offered to repeat the question, the Brazilian president answered: “If you repeat it I will not understand yet. I don’t speak Spanish or Portuguese.”
It showed that, after all, he had understood the matter, Ya’er Bolsonaro ended up replying who was recently with US President Joe Biden, who actually spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin and who is speaking to the “Arab world”.
Bolsonaro and Lula da Silva clashed Friday night in the last televised debate before Sunday’s presidential election.
In the debate, which was broadcast by Globo less than 48 hours before polling began, Bolsonaro focused on his intervention In our like Corruption, social programs and the so-called “customs agenda”While Lula focused on the achievements made During their tenure, between 2002 and 2010.
Bolsonaro lags in the polls, but by a small margin. Some opinion polls in recent days have reached a technical tie between the two candidates.
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