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| − | '''Cavalcanti''' (aka Cav) | + | '''Cavalcanti''' (aka Cav) was a [[Brazil|Brazilian]] journalist and former [[President]] of Brazil. He was internationally known for his newspaper articles. Born in [[Northeast of Brazil]], on 30 March 2008. He started his political activity in [[Comando Brasileiro]] party, one of the biggest parties of that time. In his early months, he spent his life just working, training and eventually voting, without any political activity. |
| − | On 21 June, he created a newspaper called '''O Hoje''' (''The Today'' in Portuguese), where he started writing informational articles and curiosities about the New World. Later, he wrote several articles more focused on national and international politics. On July, he left [[Comando Brasileiro]], at the time a small party with no more representation in the Congress, and joined the [[ | + | On 21 June, he created a newspaper called '''O Hoje''' (''The Today'' in Portuguese), where he started writing informational articles and curiosities about the New World. Later, he wrote several articles more focused on national and international politics. On July, he left [[Comando Brasileiro]], at the time a small party with no more representation in the Congress, and joined the [[Uniao Socialista Brasileira|USB]]. On August Cavalcanti ran for Mayor of [[Northeast of Brazil|Salvador]], capital of [[Northeast of Brazil]], supported by the USB party. The election result was very tight and Cavalcanti lost the election by 23-22 to Gabriel Meflusar… '''([[Cavalcanti|More..]])''' |
Latest revision as of 06:57, 26 July 2022
Cavalcanti (aka Cav) was a Brazilian journalist and former President of Brazil. He was internationally known for his newspaper articles. Born in Northeast of Brazil, on 30 March 2008. He started his political activity in Comando Brasileiro party, one of the biggest parties of that time. In his early months, he spent his life just working, training and eventually voting, without any political activity.
On 21 June, he created a newspaper called O Hoje (The Today in Portuguese), where he started writing informational articles and curiosities about the New World. Later, he wrote several articles more focused on national and international politics. On July, he left Comando Brasileiro, at the time a small party with no more representation in the Congress, and joined the USB. On August Cavalcanti ran for Mayor of Salvador, capital of Northeast of Brazil, supported by the USB party. The election result was very tight and Cavalcanti lost the election by 23-22 to Gabriel Meflusar… (More..)
