Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: What is going on in Brazil?? 
Speaker1: Don't even tell me...
Speaker2: How can a neofascist get so many votes?
Speaker1: Well, he's not the only one in the world.
Speaker2: Still, it's unbelievable. 
Speaker1: I know, he doesn't even have a solid programme. Access to guns, long distance education starting from primary school... This is going to be so bad!
Speaker2: And how about the other guy? You think he can win?
Speaker1: Haddad... I don't know, he's from the PT.
Speaker2: PT?
Speaker1: Brazilian Workers' Party. They've been in power for the last 12 years. They are not popular. 
Speaker2: Yeah, I heard. Corruption allegations?
Speaker1: Yes. But they are not an exception. All the political parties are corrupt. 
Speaker2: And Lula is also from the PT?
Speaker1: Yes. He's in prison now. Convicted without proofs. 
Speaker2: This is ridiculous. 
Speaker1: This is Brazil. 
Speaker2: When Lula was in power everyone loved him.
Speaker1: Not everyone, but yeah... He was quite popular. Now people think he's the worst.
Speaker2: Why?
Speaker1: It's a long story. Brazilian media have a lot to do with it. Especially the Globo TV.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Many people in Brazil voted for a neofascist. The second candidate, Haddad, is a member of PT, a party which is involved in corruption. Lula was the other member of this party but he's been falsely imprisoned and now people hate him.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is sick, so she won't come today.