In a group filled with powerful members of the Bolsonarista GDP, the conversation was in the diametrically opposite direction: a coup d'état is necessary if Lula wins. The perception was short-lived, only until late afternoon, when Metrópoles published its article. The Democratic State of Law, in short, seemed in good shape. Democracy is the only alternative, the polls are reliable, and anyone who is against it or produces fake news to demoralize the electoral process will be swiftly and relentlessly punished, Moraes, sentenced from the stage. The manifestations of civil society, expressed in the Letters organized by the USP Law School and Fiesp, ( Federation of industries of the state of Sao Paulo), were endorsed by the Powers, represented there by their top leaders. There was also talk of a kind of political-legal confirmation of the acts of August 11. Besides, of course, the explicit demonstration of "power expectation", a term coined by more than one analyst to explain the warm reception of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in the venue. On Wednesday (17), a good portion of the national press commented things like the day after the court session, the meeting of the antipodes, the countless messages conveyed by the Justice in his speech, the applause from most of the audience, and the statue-like effort of the Bolsonaristas. In it, the coup d'etat was discussed with the resourcefulness of someone who preaches a tax reform.
It is not the excess of facts, however, that explains the lack of excitement of the press regarding the excellent article by Metrópoles about subversive dialogues in a WhatsApp group of Bolsonarista businessmen.
Or the applause to the electronic ballot boxes at the inauguration of Alexandre de Moraes in the Supreme Electoral Court, again, not one of the president's finest hours in the last week.
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This year's election will be full of commotion and great stories, such as the embarrassing altercation between Jair Bolsonaro and the YouTuber who called him "centrão sweetheart".
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