Cury, supporter of Flávio, congratulates Lula and calls for unity
The writer Cury, who had previously declared support for Flávio Dino, posted a video congratulating Lula on his electoral victory. He called for a government without revenge, defended fiscal responsibility, and said that questions must follow democratic rules.
The writer Cury, who during the campaign declared support for the candidate Flávio Dino, published a video this week greeting the president-elect Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva for his victory in the polls. In the message, he acknowledged the result of the elections and made a series of considerations about the political momentum of the country, calling for unity and respect for the institutions.
In the publication, Cury said he was against re-election, but stressed that the rule is in place and that democracy must be above all. “I am against re-election, because it generates love for power and finances the cult of personality! And no leader can be greater than his people,” he said. “But the rule is in place and democracy is above all,” the writer said.
Request for government without revenge
In the video, Cury called for the petista to rule for all Brazilians, “without revenge and without a sense of revenge.” According to him, problems such as violence against women, difficulties in education and the indebtedness of families “have no partisan color”.
The writer stressed that these issues affect the population broadly and require solutions that go beyond political disputes. The speech suggests an expectation that the new government will prioritize public policies in sensitive areas, regardless of ideological alignments.
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Defending fiscal responsibility
Cury also advocated fiscal responsibility and interest cuts as pillars for economic recovery. He suggested that the government call economists for the economic team and cited names such as Mansueto Almeida, Fábio Barbosa, Armínio Fraga and Rafael Fonteles.
The mention of these professionals indicates a preference for names with experience in public management and financial market. The source did not detail whether Cury was in contact with any of them or if the suggestion was just a public recommendation.
Questions within the rules
The writer said that any questions about the ballot boxes and the performance of Supremo Tribunal Federal in the electoral process should be made within democratic rules. According to him, the country “can no longer tolerate polarization and radicalization.”
“I know there are a lot of people who feel hurt, feel distressed, but democracy is like that. You respect the ballot boxes and you question it legally with all your strength, but within all the dictates, all the lines of the Brazilian Constitution,” he said.
The declaration reinforces the conciliatory tone of the message, which seeks to appease souls among supporters dissatisfied with the electoral result. Cury did not specify which questions he considers legitimate, but made it clear that they should occur within legal limits.
Political context and reaction
Cury’s demonstration takes place in a scenario of strong polarization, with part of the population still challenging the electoral process. The writer, who had supported Flávio Dino, now recognizes Lula’s victory and calls for serenity.
There is no information about the exact date of publication or whether there was a response from the surroundings of the president-elect. The source did not detail whether Cury intends to approach the new government or maintain an independent stance.
The speech of the writer adds to other manifestations of public figures who, even having supported defeated candidates, chose to recognize the result and defend institutional stability.
What to expect ahead
With Lula’s inauguration approaching, statements like Cury’s can influence public debate about the transition of government. The expectation is that new positions of personalities from different political spectrums will emerge in the coming weeks.
The Boca no Trombone Portal will continue to monitor the unfolding of the transition and the reactions of regional and national leaders. For more news about politics and economics, continue browsing our website.
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