Pastor and singer André Lavadao, one of Brazil’s most prominent religious leaders, said Saturday (1) that he no longer intends to participate in the Rede Globo programs again.
The leader of the La Guinha Church of Orlando, in the United States, is very active on social media and has commented on politics since 2010. His followers asked him about the election scenario in Brazil and he highlighted:
– “The president does not rule alone. You see that the STF does and insults, and Bolsonaro does not succeed in doing much because he is a minority there. We have to put Bolsonaro in order to have ministers in the STF there who preserve conservatism, preserve the traditional family, preserve freedom religious,” he explained.
He added:
Thank God, Lula never cheated on me. In 2010 I campaigned for Aécio Neves to give you an idea. I’ve always given my face to slap, because I’ve always seen that Labor has always been rotten. It’s been more than 12 years and I’m against the Labor Party – he added.
The evangelical pastor spent more than half an hour talking to his followers on social networks, and when asked about the Rede Globo artists’ support for Lula’s (Labour) candidacy for the presidency, he was not criticized for the station.
– These artists Globo, look at the level of these artists. Look at the level: Anitta. This year I received four invitations from the Rede Globo programs, and I have not gone, will not go to the Rede Globo, and I will not go to this disgrace anymore. Not worth this audience, not worth it. None of this is worth it.”
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