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Lula says his party "will come out stronger" in the Brazil elections

Sao Bernardo do Campo (Brazil), Nov 15 (EFE)(caMERA: Wallace Carvalho) - Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, president of Brazil between 2003 and 2010, voted this Sunday for the country's local elections and affirmed that his party, the Workers' Party (PT), "will come out stronger," contradicting the forecasts of the polling institutes.FOOTAGE OF FORMER BRAZILIAN PRESIDENT LUIZ INÁCIO LULA DA SILVA GOING TO THE VOTING CENTER FOR THE LOCAL ELECTIONS. INCLUDES SOUNDBITES TRANSLATIONS"That's a very important choice. It is a historical election of the PT, because I believe that it will come out very strong in these elections, against the doomsayers who bet on the disappearance of the PT"."At the same time, the PT has been able to criticize this misgovernment, which is that of Bolsonaro, which is possibly the greatest political disaster in the history of this country. I believe that for years only his militiamen, the fanatics, can think that Bolsonaro does something useful for this country"."Brazil has never been so demoralized in the eyes of the world as it is today... nobody believes in this country anymore".