Brazilians will head to the polls on Sunday to choose the next president, vice president, state governors, and members of Congress. Incumbent President Jair Bolsonaro, his top rival former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, and their fellow candidates used the final days before the vote to make their final bids to Brazilians.
Brazil’s seven main presidential candidates gathered together on Thursday evening to hold the third and final debate. Insults and accusations were the main protagonists of the late-night debate, in particular barbs thrown between the top two candidates.
The approximately four-hour debate this week was hosted by Brazil’s TV Globo and included the election’s frontrunners: Bolsonaro and Lula, as well as Orthodox Priest Father Kelmon Souza of the Brazilian Labour Party, Luiz Felipe D’Avila of the New Party, Soraya Thronicke of the Brazil Union…
