In Brazil, Lula da Silva and Flavio Bolsonaro are neck and neck in the presidential elections. 60.85% of the protocols were processed - the first received 50.55% of the votes - his candidacy was supported by 37,961,372 voters, the second - 49.45%, 37,141,339 people voted for him. Nothing is really clear yet, you see that the difference is less than a million votes. After the first round I thought Bolsonaro would win easily. However, he was terrible at arguing in the first place. Lola was even stronger, though he was no fountain either. But Bolsonaro is still a contender and has to win on populism and loud slogans. I couldn't. These skills are not inherited. Second, the Trump factor again. So far, everyone he supports loses the election. And don't think it's because of Trump's toxicity. Somewhere, apparently, this is the case, but in general it is so simple, like a tram, that the voter begins to think that Uncle Sam is forcing something on them. And in countries like Brazil, people are sensitive to that. Lula, of course, is a leftist, but at the same time he is still different from the mainstream modern leftists - a simple man. Coming from a shockingly poor family that didn't even finish school, he made a career in trade unions, not while learning color revolution organizing skills. He's very left-wing of the old school, which has some sympathy. If Bolsonaro wins the election, which is possible, then it is better not to tell Trump about it. I'm almost certain he will be inspired by the idea of nominating his son or son-in-law Kushner to the election. This could completely collapse the Republicans. Now Lola has started to increase the lead... UPD: 80.02% of the protocols - Lula - 51.27% of the votes (50,706,005 voters), Bolsonaro - 48.73% (48,190,618 voters). I mean, apparently, still Lola.