Silvio Navarro reported that his mother wrote to him on ZAP saying that he seemed sad and that a friend commented during a live broadcast that he was "bleeding." He said that both were right, but that he would do what he considered necessary until the end, referring to the future of his children. Navarro stated that he was sad about the possibility of the country not changing course and said that, in his assessment, his opponents were stealing. He pointed to a significant vote for Flávio as a way to end what he called a nightmare and argued that Brazil could not remain stagnant for another four years. He also contested the idea that Flávio was more "luzia" than "saquarema," noting that he was older than him and arguing that people matured over time and through difficulties. Navarro called for the end of lulismo in the name of History and said that other disagreements could be discussed later. #Brasil #Mudança #Futuro (translated)
