Política "envelheceu" e público perdeu o interesse, avalia diretor da Bites | WW
In this brief interview segment, the speakers discuss the surprising performance of an outsider candidate in the recent São Paulo election, who nearly reached a second‑round despite an unconventional, nonsensical campaign. They note his distinctive, personalized rhetoric—"I will do it with you"—as a departure from traditional promise‑making. The conversation then shifts to a broader diagnosis: Brazilian politics has become "aged," leading to public disengagement because it offers no novelty. The speakers argue that current leaders, including Lula, represent the final generation of the Nova República; Lula’s potential re‑election will mark the end of that era and open a new political market aimed at 2030. The overall message is that the stagnation of political discourse has eroded voter interest, and a structural shift is imminent.
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