Ricardo Salles
Ricardo Salles is a Brazilian politician and member of the Novo party, who served as the Minister of Environment under President Jair Bolsonaro. He has been a vocal critic of the current government’s social and economic measures, arguing that they may be perceived as demagogic and could exacerbate the ongoing crisis in popularity for President Lula.
Born on Mar 15, 1977 (49 years old)
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Brazil:
Ricardo Salles announced his withdrawal from the Senate candidacy and support for the Guilherme Derrite and André do Prado ticket.
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Brazil:
Ricardo Salles is a candidate participating in the Senate debate in São Paulo.
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Brazil:
Ricardo Salles is running independently and has 3% of the voting intentions.
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Brazil:
Salles appealed to bolsonarista voters to avoid the 'useful vote' tactic promoted by Prado.
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Brazil:
Ricardo Salles is a candidate in the Senate race for São Paulo.
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Brazil:
Ricardo Salles had a chemical castration amendment approved in the Chamber.
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Brazil:
Ricardo Salles accused André do Prado of having a history of supporting the left.
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Brazil:
Ricardo Salles is the candidate with the highest declared assets among the confirmed Senate candidates in São Paulo.
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Brazil:
Ricardo Salles was fined for a social media post against his electoral opponent André do Prado.
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Brazil:
Ricardo Salles is a former minister running for a Senate seat but is considered an outsider in the race.
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