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Renata Lo Prete interviews Lula, candidate for re-election by the PT, this Thursday (15)
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Renata Lo Prete interviews Lula, candidate for re-election by the PT, this Thursday (15)

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President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, candidate for reelection for the Workers' Party, gives an interview to journalist Renata Lo Prete this Thursday (15), live from Estúdios Globo in Rio de Janeiro, after Jornal Nacional, with simultaneous transmission on g1 and GloboNews and later availability on Globoplay and g1.

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President Lula seeks reelection in 2026 under the Workers' Party and participates in media interviews to publicize his campaign.

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President Lula, PT's re-election candidate, gives an interview to journalist Renata Lo Prete this Thursday (15).

The program is broadcast live, directly from Estúdios Globo, in Rio de Janeiro, right after Jornal Nacional.

g1 and GloboNews also broadcast the interview live. After screening, the content will be available, in full, on Globoplay and g1.

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  • Will there be space for questions from the public or social media?

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