The presidential candidates at Brazil Jayer Bolsonaro and Luis Inacio Lula da Sleva face on Sunday evening in a debate that is the first between them face to face, two weeks before the decisive electoral tour. Note that they obtained a convergence of 43.2% and 48.33% of the votes in the first round of voting, which was held on October 2.
During the election campaign, there was frank criticism of the candidates and their supporters, as well as frank criticism of the outgoing president from the left opposition.
Polsonaro has stated time and time again that if his opponent were to win the presidential election, Brazil would suffer the same destiny as Venezuela.
Polsonaro’s remarks drew a barrage of condemnation, particularly from Glossy Hoffman, the leader of the Labor Party.
According to a Davatolia Center poll released today, the former left-wing president would receive 53% of the vote in the second round of the presidential election on October 30 compared to the departing right-wing president’s 47%.
The presidential election’s decisive round is expected to be eloquent despite the country’s tremendous divide.
Participating in electoral rallies across Brazil, the candidates want to win over political parties and sway voters who haven’t made up their minds.
Bolsonaro, and if they hadn’t spoken in person prior to the pivotal visit to Brazil
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