Political movements organize in Brazil for upcoming elections

In Pernambuco, the Landless Workers' Movement (MST) convened various progressive organizations, collectives, and entities in Recife to coordinate strategies for the second round of elections. The meeting, held at Comitê 13, included representatives from the Movimento Brasil Popular, Levante Popular da Juventude, Pastoral da Juventude Rural, Mãos Solidárias, and the Movimento Camponês Popular. Participants emphasized the importance of grassroots mobilization to support the candidacy of President Lula.

In Felipe Guerra, Rio Grande do Norte, Mayor Salomão Gomes met with political supporters to discuss the second-round campaign for the state government. During the meeting, local leaders, including City Council President Max Morais and Vice-Mayor Ubiracy Pascoal, expressed support for Allyson Bezerra. The group focused on strengthening local political ties and mobilizing voters through upcoming campaign activities.