Lula Da Silva vs. Flávio Bolsonaro: Who Wins in Brazil According to the Latest Poll
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Two weeks after the first round, Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro remain technically tied, and whatever the polls decide will end up shaping the geopolitical map of the continent, in favor of or against the United States and its renewed expansionism over America.
The latest poll by Atlas Intel shows that the former president's son continues to narrow the gap with the current president, the last two weeks of the election.
In view of the first round of October 4, the polls give a margin of between one and five points in favor of the Brazilian president over the right-wing candidate. However, they all show a technical tie in a more than likely second ballot, with minimal advantages for one or another candidate. Elections in Brazil. In three weeks, on October 4, 158 million Brazilians are called to vote for the president and vice president of their country for the p…
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