Neck-and-neck in a polarized Brazil - Live from Rio de Janeiro
Channel: Visuals Studio in Media
Date: 03/10/2022

Neck-and-neck in a polarized Brazil

Rio de Janeiro - After the narrow victory but without a majority for candidate Lula da Silva in the first round of elections, the Brazilian again will go to the polls on October 30 for the second and decisive round for a new president.

Will it be the far-right and current President Bolsonaro or his left-wing opponent, former President Lula?

Brazil is deeply divided and is gearing up for a bloody battle between both rivals and their supporters.There are fears of a "tropical variant of the Capitol storming" if Bolsonaro refuses to accept his defeat and, according to Trumpian rhetoric, will denounce the electoral system as fraudulent.

In the run-up to October 30, Rio de Janeiro-based correspondent Ernst Daniel Nijboer closely follows the elections for international RTV media.

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Correspondent Ernst Daniel Nijboer live for CBC News
Canadian News Network from Rio de Janeiro.
Brazilian elections first round at Oct. 2nd 2022
Small victory for former president Lula da Silva.

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