Brazil decides this Sunday between Lula's continuity and the return of Bolsonaro's policies in a very close election.

Over 156 million Brazilian voters are heading to the polls this Sunday to participate in a runoff election that will determine the country's leadership. The contest features incumbent President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, a long-time labor leader, competing against a right-wing rival for the presidency. The election represents a choice between two distinct political models that have shaped Brazil's recent history.

Leading up to the final vote, the candidates engaged in a televised debate characterized by policy discussions, personal attacks, and references to regional political figures such as Javier Milei. The tone of the campaign has intensified as both sides attempt to secure support in what is described as a tightly contested race.