In Pânico, Emílio Surita denies the Morning Show: “another confusion”

In a panic this Monday (12), Emilio Suretta Turn down information from the Morning Show, another attraction that consolidates the schedule of Young Pan News🇧🇷 The anchor said Al-Sabah used an image that did not match the news and added, “It’s more chaos now that we’ll have to live with.”

The title of the program led by Paulo Matias was one of the most commented topics on Twitter because netizens complained that the production used a demonstration image in support of the president. Jair Bolsonaro (PL) to indicate the news of a graduation Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (PT), as if the people in the photo were Labor supporters.

“The public is angry in the morning, because they took a picture of yesterday’s demonstration, by Bolsonaro, and put on the public dashboard that people are going to Brasília to support Lula’s diplomacy,” Surita explained. Read some of the letters sent to him.

He added, “It was a picture of Brasilia, with the Bolsonaro demonstration, but she said these protesters were there for Lula’s diplomacy. It’s more of a mess now because we’re going to have to live with it,” he added. He still mocks the station’s newsroom.

“Protesters from all over Brazil are arriving in Brasília for Lula’s diplomacy,” the clip showed people dressed in green and yellow, adding that in the country’s capital, attention is centered on the headquarters of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE). Where the event will take place.

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The demonstration cited by Emilio Sorrita took place over the weekend

The demonstration referred to by Emilio Sorrita and viewers of Jovem Pan News took place last weekend, when Bolsonaro supporters gathered in Brasilia and Sao Paulo to attend They took a stand against the results of the October elections.

According to the protest organizers, there was less compliance with the law than usual because many of the president’s electors remained in front of the army headquarters (away from the Esplanada) and in the Alvorada Palace.

Banners and posters held up by the demonstrators brought appeals to the armed forces and criticism of President-elect Lula, who called him a “thief”. Protestants also offered prayers for the current head of government.