Pro-Lula protests spread across Brazil this Sunday (18); check the schedule

In the final stretch of the second round, demonstrations in defense of democracy and political mobilization activities are scheduled for this Sunday, October 18th, in various regions of the country. The events are concentrated in the afternoon and include street protests, cultural gatherings, and musical performances in capital cities and interior towns.

In São Paulo, popular movements called for three protests.Simultaneous activities in the suburbsStarting at 3 p.m.: in Grajaú, with a performance by Pagode da 27; at Vila Nova Cachoeirinha, at the Youth Cultural Center, with artists such as Emicida and Rashid; and at Praça Brasil, in Itaquera. The agenda also includes, at 5 p.m., the Samba March for Democracy, at Largo da Banana, in Barra Funda.

The highlight in Rio de Janeiro is the "Musical Act for Democracy," called for at 4:00 PM by Caetano Veloso at Post 5 in Copacabana. Organized byNinja MediaAnd so by342 ArtsThe meeting is expected to feature performances by Djavan, Simone, Marina Sena, João Bosco, Frejat, and Fernanda Abreu. The event calls for democracy, artistic freedom of expression, and the right to peaceful assembly.

Still in Rio, students and social movements anticipate a mobilization in the Candelaria area.A protest is planned for late morning.Demonstrations are also scheduled in other cities, including Brasília, Recife, Olinda, Salvador, Fortaleza, Belo Horizonte, Florianópolis, Curitiba, and Porto Alegre, with agendas focusing on democracy and supporting Lula's candidacy.

North

Northeast

Central-West

Southeast

South

Events outside Brazil (Atos fora do Brasil)

With information from Ninja Media.