What do some segments of the civil society think about the Lula gov’t a year after his comeback

On January 1st, when President Lula (Workers’ Party) took office to start his third term leading the country, he invited representatives of eight segments of civil society to walk up the ramp of the Planalto Palace with him: a leader of artisans, a recyclable waste picker, a teacher, a metallurgy worker, a cook, a 10-year-old athlete, an anti-ableism militant and the iconic 90-year-old Indigenous leader Raoni Metuktire, one of the most relevant voices of the Indigenous movement in Brazil, known all around the world. 

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