Benedita da Silva
Benedita da Silva is a Brazilian politician and member of the Workers' Party (PT), known for her advocacy for women's rights and her role as the coordinator-general of the Women's Rights Secretariat in the Chamber of Deputies. She has been a prominent voice in addressing issues affecting women and has attributed the decline in approval ratings for President Lula's administration in part to the spread of misinformation and fake news.
Born on Mar 01, 1942 (84 years old)
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Brazil:
Benedita da Silva was invited to the debate but will not attend.
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Brazil:
Benedita da Silva is running for the Senate alongside Pedro Paulo.
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Brazil:
Benedita da Silva defended the PT's alliance in Rio and emphasized the need for strong legislative support.
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Brazil:
Benedita da Silva is mentioned as a candidate for senator who encountered Douglas Ruas during his campaign.
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Brazil:
Benedita da Silva is one of the candidates participating in the Senate race in Rio.
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Brazil:
Benedita da Silva is leading the polls for the Senate and is a candidate supported by Lula.
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Brazil:
Benedita da Silva is a federal deputy candidate mentioned in the campaign context.
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Brazil:
Benedita da Silva leads the race for a Senate seat in Rio de Janeiro with 18% of the voting intentions.
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Brazil:
Benedita da Silva is a candidate for the Senate who is part of Paes' coalition.
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Brazil:
Benedita da Silva participated in live interviews before the official opening of the event.
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