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In the second round of the Brazilian presidential elections, right-wing senator Flavio Bolsonaro faces off against left-wing former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who surprisingly competed closely with Bolsonaro in the first round, focusing on issues of everyday life for Brazilians such as the cost of living and corruption during the campaign. #BrasiiliaValimised #FlavioBolsonaro #LulaDaSilva (translated)

Brazilian voters began voting in the presidential elections on Sunday, where the current president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and the son of the former president Flavio Bolsonaro are in a race against each other, while members of parliament, senators, and governors are also being elected. #BrasiiliaValimised #FlavioBolsonaro #LulaDaSilva (translated)

Many people in Lula's campaign did not expect such difficult elections just a few weeks ago, and it is clear to them that the current elections will be a tough struggle and the next ones, without Lula, could be even more difficult. According to Carlos Melo, a political science professor at São Paulo Insper University, some voters are tired of Lula. #BrasiiliaValimised #LulaVsBolsonaro #Poliitika (translated)

The presidential elections are taking place in Brazil, where leftist President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva faces right-wing Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, both of whom have a chance to win in the first round, while among the 12 candidates, only these two stand out and voter support is extremely tight. #BrasiiliaValimised #LulaVsBolsonaro #Poliitika (translated)

Flávio Bolsonaro katsub muuta oma isa, president Jair Bolsonaro, vastuolulist pärandit poliitiliseks kapitaliks Brasiilia valimiste eel, samal ajal kui valijad, kardes korruptsiooni ja autoritaarsust, püüavad leida rahuldust pakkuvat poliitilist alternatiivi, mille mõju ulatub isegi Valgest Majast. #FlávioBolsonaro #BrasiiliaValimised #Copacabana