Brazil: Flávio Bolsonaro oo dalbaday in la baabi'iyo musharaxnimada Lula
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Xaaladda siyaasadeed ee dalka Brazil ayaa weli ah mid kacsan. Toddobaadkan, Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, oo ah wiilka madaxweynihii hore ee Jair Bolsonaro, ayaa si rasmi ah uga codsaday garsoorka in la baabi'iyo musharaxnimada tartankiisa, madaxweynaha hadda xilka haya ee Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
Cabashada ay gudbiyeen dhinaca Bolsonaro ayaa ku eedaysay Madaxweyne Lula "olole xad-gudub ah". Sida ay sheegeen taageerayaasha madaxweynihii hore, madaxweynaha hadda xilka haya ayaa si aan habboonayn u adeegsaday saamayntiisa iyo khayraadkiisa intii lagu jiray ololihii doorashada. Tallaabadan sharciga ah ayaa looga golleeyahay in lagu diido sharcinimada guushiisa iyo xilkiisa hadda.
Kani maaha markii ugu horreysay ee labada dhinac ee siyaasadeed ay isku hor fadhiistaan maxkamadaha. Tan iyo doorashadii madaxweynenimada, xiisadaha u dhexeeya taageerayaasha Lula iyo kuwa Bolsonaro ayaa ah kuwo soo noqnoqda. Khilaafyadan dhanka sharciga ah ayaa ka tarjumaya qaybsanaan qoto dheer oo ka dhex jirta bulshada Brazil, halkaas oo go'aan kasta oo siyaasadeed ay si dhow u baaraan hay'adaha garsoorka.
Ilaa hadda, garsoorka Brazil weli ma gaarin go'aan kama dambays ah oo ku saabsan codsigan gaarka ah. Khubarada sharciga ayaa aaminsan in nidaamkan uu qaadan karo dhowr toddobaad, ama xitaa dhowr bilood. Dalku wuxuu hadda sugayaa inuu arko haddii eedeymahan ay saameyn dhab ah ku yeelan doonaan mustaqbalka siyaasadeed ee Madaxweyne Lula.
Sources: Watson
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