(29 Oct 2022)
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Rio de Janeiro - 28 October 2022
1. Supporters of Brazilian presidential candidate Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva dancing to music in square
2. Various of woman waving LGTBQ flag while dancing and singing popular campaign song against incumbent presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro UPSOUND (Portuguese) "It's time for Jair to go away."
3. Supporter with red plastic glass with da Silva's face printed on it
4. Various of women listening to speeches in the rain
++EVENING SHOTS++
5. Wide of crowd, speakers on balcony
6. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Simone Tebet, former presidential candidate and da Silva ally:
"This democratic front, formed by so many different political parties, will make a government of conciliation for Brazil. Lula is going to rebuild Brazil...(Indistinct)... With love and not with hatred, uniting and not dividing, ensuring bread for all Brazilians, sharing a public budget for those who most need it."
7. Rain falling at dusk on street in downtown
8. People and Lula supporters sheltering from rain, drinks cart
9. Teacher Rose Cipriano sith other da Silva supporters while sheltering from rain
10. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Rose Cipriano, teacher and da Silva supporter:
"The negative surprise for all of us was for Bolsonaro to get such a big number of votes in the first round. That's sad. But we also know that Lula was capable of bringing around him several political parties, people from the left, people from the right, because they understood the situation. We also know that Lula's election (as president if he wins) is just the beginning."
++DAY SHOTS++
11. Various of women listening to speeches while standing under umbrella holding hands
12. Various of women chanting slogans, dancing and showing "L" sign with their hands, referring to da Silva
13. Banner of da Silva hanging in square
STORYLINE:
Supporters of Brazilian presidential candidate Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva braved the pouring rain on Friday to dance, sing and listen to his allies speak two days ahead of his runoff against incumbent President Jair Bolsonaro.
Brazilians will choose on Sunday between keeping far-right Bolsonaro, or returning to the leftist government by da Silva, who previously held office from 2003-2010.
Among the speakers during Friday's rally led by women was Simone Tebet, the Brazilian Democratic Movement's candidate who has backed da Silva since being eliminated in the first round of the election in third place.
Tebet said the former leader, universally known as Lula, would "rebuild" Brazil "with love and not with hatred".
Teacher Rose Cipriano said while Bolsonaro's unexpectedly strong performance in the first round had been a "negative surprise", she remained confident in da Silva's ability to win the runoff by broadening his coalition.
In the fiercely polarized country, many are simply voting against the candidate they despise.
On one hand, da Silva points to his track record improving Brazilians' livelihoods while president, and pledges to care for them again.
Bolsonaro, who appeals to religious conservatives, claims da Silva's return to power would usher in communism, legalized drugs and abortion.
In the first round of voting, da Silva's gained 48.4% of the vote to Bolsonaro's 43.2%.
AP Video by Juan Arraez
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