Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, the leading candidate in the race for the Brazilian presidency in October, married his fiancee, 21 years younger than Rosangela da Silva, a sociologist and member. of the Labor Party of Brazil.
Lula, who served as President of Brazil from 2003-2010, posted a photo on his Instagram account on the night of May 18 while giving his vows and wearing a wedding ring to bride Da Silva.
Brazilian Presidential candidate 76 years old married a wife 21 years younger. (Photo: SCMP)
It is known that the wedding ceremony of Mr. Lula (76 years old) and Mrs. Da Silva (55 years old) took place in the upscale Brooklin area of Sao Paulo city.
“I decided to have the wedding because I believe Brazil can change. A 76-year-old man in love like me is still ready to get married and want to do good things for the country,” Lula said at the wedding ceremony.
Mr. Lula’s wedding ceremony was completely kept secret from the media. Attending the event were about 200 guests including family members, politicians and artists. It is worth mentioning that the wedding venue is only revealed to guests one day before the event.
According to local media, before entering the ceremony, guests were instructed to leave cell phones in the storage room.
The wedding venue information was only announced at the last minute because Mr. Lula was worried that supporters of presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro would come to riot like what happened in events that had happened before. Mr. Lula attended.
Before the event, many rumors about the party, the cost and the lavish menu were spread on social networks. Bolsonaro’s supporters see the lavish party as evidence to bolster allegations of corruption that have long dogged Mr. Lula.
Many VIP guests such as former President Dilma Rousseff, former Mayor of Sao Paulo and Brazilian Vice President candidate Geraldo Alckmin were also present at Mr. Lula’s wedding.
The fact that Mr. Lula married Ms. Da Silva is said to prove that he still has the energy to lead Latin America’s largest economy.
“I’m in love like I’m 20,” Lula told Time magazine recently.
“Happy people don’t need to be angry. Let the opponents do what they want. If possible, during the election campaign, I only talk about love. I think if it is full of hatred inside, it will not be. can be a good President,” added Lula.
This is Lula’s third marriage. Lula’s first wife passed away in 1971, just two years after they were married.
The second wife, Marisa Leticia, held the position of first lady during the two terms of former President Lula. They had four children together and lived together for 43 years, until Leticia died of a heart attack in 2017.
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