Senator Simon Tibbett (MDB), the presidential candidate in this year’s election, accused President Jair Bolsonaro (PL) of using Queen Elizabeth II’s wake as an election campaign. She regretted that the current CEO, who is in London, had no respect for the British mourning.
Simon Tibbett commented on the President’s visit to the funeral and lamented that he did not respect the mourning of the British. “Once again, it appears that Bolsonaro did not go to England out of solidarity or in sincere homage to Queen Elizabeth II. He noted that Bolsonaro kept his campaign all along on the other side of the Atlantic, in blatant disdain to mourn an entire nation, and the entire people of the United Kingdom.”
“Bolsonaro, once again, embarrasses all Brazilians and shows the world what we have known since contracting the virus: a person without any feeling or sympathy for the pain of others,” the candidate added.
For all the people of the United Kingdom. Once again, Bolsonaro is embarrassing all Brazilians and showing the world what we have known since Covid: a person without any feeling or sympathy for the pain of others.https://t.co/GJ3qdxma0u
%u2014 Simone Tebetbr (@simonetebetbr) September 19, 2022
Five days after the homage to Queen Elizabeth II in London, the Queen is buried at St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle, where Elizabeth II now lies beside the bodies of her father, King George VI; Her husband, Philip Edinburgh. Elizabeth’s mother. and her sister Margaret.
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