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This Saturday’s presidential candidate challenged his followers this Saturday to respond to the movement # VermelhoemBelém with a “campaign of black lips, of mourning” for the state of the country, at an evening rally in Bragança.
For me, my friends, my lips would be painted black from the mourning I have for the state of the nation. Let’s call it the black-lipped campaign because that’s how we should say the state the country is in. “André Ventura said.
Leaders, deputies and militant militants decided to paint their lips red and put videos and photos of that moment on social networks, a phenomenon that went viral in support of the competitor of the head of State Marisa Matías, who had been dismissed by the only deputy Chega for consuming that lipstick color.
Mourning for the lack of health conditions, mourning for the abandonment of our elderly, mourning for forgetting the countryside, mourning for the lack of justice that we have, mourning for having forgotten the Portuguese well. Black lips, not red lips, is what we have to do until the end of our campaign “declared the leader of the parliamentary extreme right.
According to the president of Chega, “if this candidacy is ahead of the left and the extreme left, then it is a very clear red signal for the Government to reverse what it has done to the country and a very clear red signal for Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa , to win, reverse your style of presidency ”.
We will no longer accept a president of ‘selfies’ and dives into the sea who does not want to know what health and justice are like for his citizens ”., he stated.
The presidential elections took place amid the covid-19 epidemic in Portugal on January 24, the tenth time that Portuguese citizens have elected the head of state in democracy, since 1976. The electoral campaign began on the 10th and ends on January 22.
There are six other candidates: the incumbent Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa (officially supported by PSD and CDS-PP), the diplomat and former PS MEP Ana Gomes (PAN and Livre), the MEP and communist leader, João Ferreira (PCP and “Os Verdes ”), the MEP and BE leader, Marisa Matias, the founder of the Liberal Initiative Tiago Mayan and the hosiery and former socialist mayor Vitorino Silva (“ Tino de Rans ”, president of RIR – Reacir, Include, Recycle).
