SOME DIVIDE, OTHERS MARRY
The marriage between Brazilian singer Giulia Be and Conor Kennedy, son of the United States Secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., is more than a social ceremony. The union, which will take place in São Paulo with the presence of prominent figures such as Donald Trump and Elon Musk, takes on a geopolitical tone, given the influence of those involved in international and Brazilian political scenarios. Conor Kennedy's approach to Lula before the elections, praising the then-candidate, contrasts with his father's political stance, known for his anti-vaccine position and alignment with Trumpism.
The presence of Paulo Marinho, the bride's father and former ally of Bolsonaro, who publicly regretted his support for the former president, adds another complex element to the narrative. The event, therefore, transcends the personal realm, reflecting the current political and ideological tensions, both in the United States and in Brazil. The union between the Brazilian singer and the son of an important Trump ally creates a stage for the interaction of influential figures from both sides of the political spectrum, enhancing the debate on the influence of the far-right and its transnational connections.
