As the Brazilian presidential runoff approaches, both candidates are intensifying their campaigns to sway undecided voters. Lula, aiming for a fourth term, held rallies in Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo, emphasizing the desire for progress among voters. His campaign carries a sense of finality, as many believe this may be his last attempt at the presidency.
Meanwhile, Bolsonaro, who has gained momentum following a strong first-round performance, focused his efforts in Minas Gerais, a crucial state for presidential elections. The latest CNT/MDA poll indicates Bolsonaro has a slight lead of 1.3 points, reflecting the tight nature of the race.
The candidates' final debate highlighted key issues such as the cost of living, further polarizing their platforms. The outcome of this election could shape Brazil's direction for decades, making it a pivotal moment for investors to watch closely