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Vila Velha, Brazil: Military protecting protesters

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First published at 08:19 UTC on December 31st, 2022.

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Bolsonaro on Friday gave a speech that some media interpreted as conceding the disputed elections. However Brazilian patriots have pointed out that Bolsonaro's speech was full of hidden messages. See for examply MickyD2's literal breakdown: https://rumble.com/v235z2w-breaking-president-bolsonaro-speaks-watch-for-my-comprehensve-summary-and-c.html

The situation in the streets is that the military is still protecting the numerous protests throughout the whole country.

In the mean time Bolsonaro has left the country to Florida, and he is expected to visit Mar-a-Lago to celebrate the New Year. Lula is expected to be inaugurated on Sunday, Jan. 1st.

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