
First Lady Janja da Silva's office released a statement to the press stating that she will continue in President Lula's re-election campaign, regardless of the criticism, and that her participation is legitimate and supported by the president.
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Janja da Silva is the first lady of Brazil and wife of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who is seeking re-election in 2026.
The office of the First Lady of Brazil, Janja da Silva, released this Wednesday (7) a press release stating that, "regardless of what they say", she will continue Lula's (PT) campaign for re-election.
"Regardless of what they say, Janja will continue in the campaign. His participation is legitimate and always supported by President Lula. The objective of everyone involved is one: to re-elect the president", says a statement from the first lady's team sent to the press.
Janja and Lula during the 7th of September parade — Photo: Ricardo Stuckert

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