Como foi o governo de Lula da Silva?

Summary

– Lula da Silva was the president who traveled the most in Brazil, surpassing other presidents like Dilma Rousseff, Michel Temer, and Jair Bolsonaro.
– Lula da Silva was also the president who traveled the most in the world, with 139 international trips to 80 countries.
– During his government, Lula defended democracy, social welfare, and criticized the management of the COVID-19 pandemic.
– Lula received the presidential sash from the president of the Central Cooperative of Waste Material Collectors of the Federal District.
– The government of Lula da Silva spent over R$ 24 million on international trips.
– Lula da Silva spent R$ 6.6 million on a trip to China.
– The second government of Lula da Silva had the highest average GDP growth of 4.6% per year.
– Lula’s government reopened important channels of dialogue and promoted integration with neighboring countries.
– The average GDP growth during Lula’s government was 2.2% per year.
– José Sarney was the last president who did not pass the presidential sash to his successor, as João Figueiredo declined to attend the ceremony.
– Lula’s son was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and faced challenges in his education.

Questions:
1. Which president traveled the most in Brazil?
2. Which president traveled the most in the world?
3. What did Lula defend during his government?
4. Who passed the presidential sash to Lula?
5. How much did Lula’s government spend on international trips?
6. How much did Lula spend on his trip to China?
7. What was the average GDP growth during Lula’s government?
8. What changes did Lula’s government bring?
9. How much did Brazil grow per year during Lula’s government?
10. Who was the last president not to pass the presidential sash to his successor?
11. What was Lula’s son’s condition before he became wealthy?
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Answers:
1. Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva traveled the most in Brazil, even before his third term. Comparing to other presidents, Dilma Rousseff had 83 trips, Michel Temer had 26 trips, and Jair Bolsonaro had 33 trips.
2. Lula da Silva was the Brazilian president who made the most diplomatic trips during his presidency. He visited 80 countries, including the Antarctic, French Guiana, and Palestine in his first two terms (2003-2010).
3. Lula defended democracy, social welfare, and criticized the actions of the current president, whom he considers responsible for a large number of deaths during the pandemic.
4. Lula received the presidential sash from Aline Souza, the president of the Central Cooperative of Waste Material Collectors of the Federal District.
5. The Lula government spent more than R$ 24 million on international trips, according to information obtained through the Access to Information Act.
6. Lula’s trip to China cost R$ 6.6 million.
7. The average GDP growth during Lula’s second government (2007-2010) was 4.6% per year, the highest since the 1990s.
8. Lula’s government reopened important dialogue channels and promoted integration with neighboring countries like Argentina and Uruguay.
9. The average GDP growth during Lula’s government was 2.2% per year from 2002 to 2022, according to the consultancy firm MB Associados.
10. The last president who did not pass the presidential sash to his successor was João Figueiredo, who declined to attend the ceremony for the first democratically elected president after the military dictatorship, José Sarney.
11. Before becoming wealthy, Lula’s son was being treated as a disabled child by the school due to his undiagnosed Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).