Flavio Bolsonaro appeared with a more moderate "Iran" face: the competition between Lula's left movement and Bolsonaro's right wing has become the central axis of Brazilian politics in the last decade. This political polarization led to the weakening of the moderate parties and the cancellation of the so-called third way option. Analysts highlight the role of social networks and algorithms that amplify content that causes tension in increasing political differences. Flavio Bolsonaro entered the competition with Lula with a more moderate image than his father. Lula's promise to reduce weekly working hours boosted his election campaign and Bosonaro also supported the five-day work week. Bolsonaro also talked about continuing Lula's social programs, but he has yet to present a specific plan to reduce Brazil's public debt. Read the full text here.