A historic gathering in Brazil

Brazil goes to the polls for a presidential election at a historic moment to determine the line between defending national sovereignty and attacking the order imposed by Washington in a wide-ranging duel between leftist President Lula da Silva and his far-right rival Flavio Bolsonaro.

In order to win in the first round, the presidential and gubernatorial candidates must obtain more than 50% of the "correct votes"; Invalid and blank votes are not included in this calculation. If this quorum is not reached, the elections will be extended to the second round; According to the announcement of the Supreme Electoral Court in Brazil (TSE), the second round will take place on October 25.