because my wallet could be stolen. #BrazilElection2026 #LulaVsBolsonaro #CorruptionInPolitics
because my wallet could be stolen. #BrazilElection2026 #LulaVsBolsonaro #CorruptionInPolitics
Vote for me, Bolsonaro, you know your son, you know I'm better than him. #BrazilElection2026 #LulaVsBolsonaro #CorruptionInPolitics
Corruption is a top concern for many Brazilian voters ahead of the weekend runoff vote but experts say its greatest impact may not be on which candidates voters choose, but on whether they decide to sit out of the election altogether. #BrazilElection2026 #LulaVsBolsonaro #CorruptionInPolitics

"No, I distance myself from the militia," said the president, thus alluding to the Bolsonaro clan's ties with extreme right paramilitary forces. #DebateElectoral #EleccionesBrasil #LulaVsBolsonaro (translated)
Flávio Bolsonaro managed to destabilize Lula da Silva during the first electoral debate, displaying a stage presence that could change the dynamics of the campaign in the final stretch leading to the elections in Brazil. #DebateElectoral #EleccionesBrasil #LulaVsBolsonaro (translated)

"Brazil will send you into retirement," said Flávio Bolsonaro directed at the incumbent. #BrasilienWahl #LulaVsBolsonaro #Korruption (translated)
Lula demonstratively distanced himself from Bolsonaro on Sunday and stated that he wanted to "keep a distance from a militia member." #BrasilienWahl #LulaVsBolsonaro #Korruption (translated)
A week before the crucial runoff election in Brazil, the presidential candidates Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro engaged in a heated exchange of blows with mutual accusations and insults during a TV debate. #BrasilienWahl #LulaVsBolsonaro #Korruption (translated)

Clinton recounted in her memoirs how intimidating and uncomfortable that situation was in a campaign that ended with Trump's surprising first victory. #EleccionesBrasil #DebatePresidencial #LulaVsBolsonaro (translated)
Lula left for last another of the issues theoretically more favorable to him: the relationship with Donald Trump of the Bolsonaros, “a family subordinated to American interests.” #EleccionesBrasil #DebatePresidencial #LulaVsBolsonaro (translated)
In an intense presidential debate in São Paulo, Jair Bolsonaro directly attacked his rival Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, while the latter chose a more technical and reflective approach, raising allegations of corruption and questioning his opponent's economic proposals. #EleccionesBrasil #DebatePresidencial #LulaVsBolsonaro (translated)

Nine days before the presidential runoff in Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro are now tied at 50% of valid votes, with Lula having regained ground lost to his opponent. #ElezioniBrasile #Sondaggi #LulaVsBolsonaro (translated)

“There is something we need to work on. More than 30 million did not go to vote. There is possibly one cause: disinterest. The responsibility to restore their interest so that they participate in the electoral process is ours,” affirmed Lula da Silva, who at 81 years old is a candidate for re-election and a fourth term. #EleccionesBrasil #LulaVsBolsonaro #Voto2026 (translated)
Bolsonaro and Lula intensify their campaign strategies and alliances to mobilize the electorate in the race toward the runoff of the presidential elections in Brazil, reaffirming their respective positions on the reduction of working hours and support from the right. #EleccionesBrasil #LulaVsBolsonaro #Voto2026 (translated)

U.S. President Donald Trump had politically supported Jair Bolsonaro and criticized the prosecution of the former head of state. #Präsidentschaftswahl #Brasilien #LulaVsBolsonaro (translated)
Flávio Bolsonaro from the Liberal Party PL promises a slimmer state, spending cuts, and a tougher stance against crime. #Präsidentschaftswahl #Brasilien #LulaVsBolsonaro (translated)
Lula from the Workers' Party PT stands for the continuation of his policies since 2023, which include social programs, public investments, and a stronger role for the state. #Präsidentschaftswahl #Brasilien #LulaVsBolsonaro (translated)
In Brazil, voters must choose between the 80-year-old incumbent Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and the 45-year-old Flávio Bolsonaro, the son of former President Jair Bolsonaro, as neither was able to achieve a majority in the first round of voting, and a runoff election is scheduled for October 25. #Präsidentschaftswahl #Brasilien #LulaVsBolsonaro (translated)

If no candidate gets more than 50% of the vote, the election will go to a run-off on 25 October. #BrazilElections #LulaVsBolsonaro #Democracy

"Return to Brazil to stay there" Alexandre Silva, one of the voters who came here to exercise his right to vote, shares a personal experience and expresses hope that this election can be resolved in the first round. #EleiçõesBrasil #LulaVsBolsonaro #Voto (translated)