No one was hurt and the former president was not in either of the two buses, which were traveling in southern Brazil

Gunshots hit two buses in a caravan for Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s campaign tour in southern Brazil on Tuesday, officials in his Workers’ party said. He tweeted: “What happened yesterday... was an attack on freedom of expression of a political leader and was inadmissible in a democracy.”

However, there was still no reaction from Lula’s closest rival in the polls, the right-wing former army captain Jair Bolsonaro, who was also due to greet supporters in Curitiba on Wednesday. In a sign of how divisive the once spectacularly popular leader has become, his caravan has been the target of protests, and his buses have previously been pelted with eggs and stones.
Officials with former Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva say shots were fired at two of his reelection campaign buses.