President Lula is closing the gap with far-right rival Bolsonaro as Brazil's election approaches, using street mobilizations and social media.
Election race tightens near second round
Four days before the second round of Brazil’s presidential election, the gap between current President Lula and far-right candidate Flavio Bolsonaro is shrinking, according to recent polling data. This development has increased anticipation and uncertainty about the final result.Lula’s campaign gains momentum
President Lula, who came in second in the first round, has boosted his support through street mobilizations and active use of social media. These efforts have helped him close the gap with Bolsonaro, who remains a strong contender in the runoff.Uncertainty about final outcome
Despite Lula’s recent gains, it is still unclear whether his strategy will be enough to secure a victory in the second round, which is scheduled for next Sunday. Polls suggest the race remains highly competitive and unpredictable.RFI hosts International Guest
Erika Campelo, general secretary of the association Autres Brésils, has been invited as the International Guest of RFI, a French public radio station. Her participation aims to provide insights into the current political climate in Brazil.
