Carlos Viana stated that Lula had threatened Minas Gerais with a "graveyard of works" if he lost, nine days before the second round. He accused the president of using public works as pressure and said that Lula had told the elected governor to "stay quiet." Viana argued that the works were financed by the taxes of the people of Minas and stated that the state had rejected Lula in the first round and would do the same on the 25th. He also said he wanted to bring down Lula and remove people from his group from the Supreme Court. The publication ended with the reference "22 PRESIDENT." #Lula #MinasGerais #Eleições2022 (translated)