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The video shows an exchange of insults between Guilherme Boulos and Lucas Pavanato at Brasília Airport, with provocations related to the second round of the 2022 presidential elections between Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula.
Images of the fight were published by Pavanato on a social network. In the cut, it is possible to see that both use profanity and exchange provocations about the result of the first round – and the dispute between Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) and Lula (PT) in the second presidential round.
"You're rubbish [...] You're going to lose the election in the second round. You shitty Bolsonarist", says Boulos, throughout the video.
"Three million, who is the most voted in São Paulo? Asshole. We're going to put you in jail", says Pavanato.
The version released by Pavanato has three clear cuts. It is not possible to know if there is any other type of interaction between them in the parts that were omitted.
The images were recorded in the boarding area of Brasília Airport, close to the restaurants and passenger queues. At times, it is possible to hear the "public's" reaction, in support of one politician or another.
Lucas Pavanato also published a photo in which he appears to be on the same plane as Guilherme Boulos – standing, while the minister appears sitting in the seat. g1 is trying to confirm whether the image is from this Thursday.
Until the publication of this report, Guilherme Boulos had not yet made any reference to the fight or the flight on his social networks.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Guilherme Boulos may publicly speak out about the incident on his social networks in the coming days.
Possible · Within days

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