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The first round of presidential elections in Brazil next Sunday is a competition between two known names: the current President Lola da Silva, and the eldest son of former right-wing President Jayr Bolsonaro. Although the son is less attractive than his father, he is an ideological extremist as much as the father, but he is campaigning in a more moderate manner.
The first round of presidential elections in Brazil next Sunday is a competition between two known names: the current President Lola da Silva, and the eldest son of former right-wing President Jayr Bolsonaro. Although the son is less attractive than his father, he is an ideological extremist as much as the father, but he is campaigning in a more moderate manner.
