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On This Monday, October 31, the Elected Governor of Santa Catarina (SC), Jorginho Mello (PL), Spoke About the Protests by Truck Drivers Who Support Bolsonaro in the State, Which Started an Intense Protest Against the Results of This Sunday’s Elections, October 30. According to Him, He Is Not in Favor of the Protests.
More than 70 points have already been blocked in Santa Catarina (SC) and the truck drivers claim they will only leave the roads when Bolsonaro speaks out about the results of the 2022 elections. According to the protesters, they do not agree with the results announced last Sunday, the 30th. Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was elected for a third time with 50.9% after being judged and convicted by Sérgio Moro.
“Our only way to express our dissatisfaction is through stoppages. Until the president speaks out, the truck driver will not leave home or the highway where he is. As the days go by, the stopping points will increase. This time it’s either go or break, we will not accept what is happening,” says Sheile in protest. The flow on the roads is stagnant and other states besides Santa Catarina (SC) are following the same pace. Many, including, are requesting the annulment of the election results.
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Many protesters are burning tires and claim that everyone will be blocked on the roads, including ambulances. The Federal Highway Police (PRF) confirmed the blockades. By the end of the night, new barricades will be set up in the city of Brusque (SC), in addition to those already in place.
With blockades and protests supporting Bolsonaro showing no signs of ending, gasoline and other fuels, such as diesel and ethanol, may run out at gas stations by next Tuesday, November 1. The impacts of the 2022 elections are already affecting fuels: Petrobras’ shares ended the trading session down more than 8%. In parallel, the dollar is showing negative variations, going from R$ 5.29 to R$ 5.17 since Friday, October 28.
What Are the Roads in Santa Catarina (SC) Blocked After the 2022 Elections?
- BR-101, km 06 (Garuva): southbound is blocked
- BR-101, km 25 (Joinville): southbound northbound is blocked
- BR-101, km 116 (Itajaí): southbound is blocked
- BR-101, km 215 (Palhoça): southbound is blocked
- BR-101, km 282 (Imbituba): both directions are blocked
- BR-101, km 340 (Tubarão) both directions are blocked
- BR-101, km 379 (Içara – access Içara/Rincão) both directions are blocked
- BR-101, km 401 (Maracajá) both directions are blocked
- BR-101, km 445 (Santa Rosa do Sul) both directions are blocked
- BR-116, km 7 (Mafra) complete blockage, both directions are blocked
- BR-153 km 97 (Trevo Irani) partial blockage, both directions are blocked
- BR-280 km 55 (Guaramirim) complete blockage, both directions are blocked
- BR-280 km 231 (Canoinhas) partial blockage, both directions are blocked
- BR-470, km 57 (Pomerode) complete blockage, both directions are blocked
- BR-470, km 67 (Indaial) complete blockage, both directions are blocked
- BR-470, km 139 (Rio do Sul) complete blockage, both directions are blocked
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