A journalist's field description of the elections in Brazil; How did Lola turn the page? Hazem Klaas, a well-known journalist who was present at the elections in Brazil, in an interview with ISNA: The main difference between the two rounds of elections was that in the second round, the polarization of society was much more evident. The atmosphere of the election campaigns and the intensity of political polarization were clearly visible. Election debates were also held in this round; While Lula da Silva, the current president of Brazil, did not agree to participate in the discussions in the first round. His argument was that almost all the other candidates are on the right spectrum; Therefore, according to him, participating in such a debate did not make much sense. Continue reporting.

A journalist's field description of the elections in Brazil; How did Lola turn the page? Hazem Klaas, a well-known journalist who was present at the elections in Brazil, in an interview with ISNA: The main difference between the two rounds of elections was that in the second round, the polarization of society was much more evident. The atmosphere of the election campaigns and the intensity of political polarization were clearly visible. Election debates were also held in this round; While Lula da Silva, the current president of Brazil, did not agree to participate in the discussions in the first round. His argument was that almost all the other candidates are on the right spectrum; Therefore, according to him, participating in such a debate did not make much sense. Continue reporting.