Examples of using Lula in English and their translations into Chinese
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The difference is that AMLO cannot be ousted from power, as was Lula.
Far-right President Jair Bolsonaro, who ultimately won, said during his campaign that he hoped Lula would“rot in prison.”.
Brazil under Lula implemented Bolsa Familia, a system of direct cash payments to households that is credited with lifting millions out of poverty.
We' ve heard it from everybody-- Obama, Lula, Cristina Fernández, Al-Qadhafi, Sarkozy-- everyone said the same thing.
Our choice involved a risk; we voted in the hopes that Dilma will essentially continue to pursue Lula's model of government.
I think Lula said yesterday-- he finished speaking at 10:10 in the morning-- that we must become the midwives of history.
Brazil's former leftist president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said Saturday he had been falsely accused of corruption but was ready to surrender for arrest.
Discovered back in 2006, Lula is the largest production field in Brazil, accounting for 30 percent of the country's oil and gas extraction.
Lula himself has characterised the accusations against him as an“attempt to criminalize my political party” by Brazilian elites trying to derail his election campaign.
Discovered in 2006, Lula is the largest producing field in Braziland accounts for 30 percent of the country's oil and gas production.
Battisti, who has a 5-year-old Brazilian son, lived in Brazil with the support of former left-wing president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.
But now Humala presents a more moderate image and says he will emulate Lula da Silva, the former president of Brazil.
Rousseff was elected in 2010, taking over from her political mentor Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, founder of the leftist Workers' Party.
Lula's political stance is close to the liberal social model of Gordon Brown in England, or of Zapatero in Spain.
Ex-Marxist Brazilian ex-President Cardoso and ex-trade union leader President Lula Da Silva privatized public enterprises and promoted policies that spawn billionaires.
I would abandoned two angry men in Honolulu, called my friend Lula, and asked her to pick me up at Newark Airport.
The case is based on Lula's alleged ownership of a seaside apartment and a country house.
There was a gulf between his government and Cardoso's: not a single enterprise had been privatised under Lula.
The charges allege that Lula, 70, received the equivalent of 3.7 million reais($1.1 million) in bribes.
The irony, for Lula, is that Car Wash owes its success to two key reforms of Dilma Rousseff's government.