Suryaa International Desk: The political climate has heated up in Brazil, the giant country of Latin America. In the run-off battle for the upcoming presidential election, incumbent President Lula... The political climate has heated up in Brazil, the giant country of Latin America. The latest polls make it clear that the upcoming presidential election runoff will be a close fight between current President Lula da Silva and Flavio Bolsonaro, the son of former President Jair Bolsonaro.
The excitement in the country's politics has reached its peak as the latest referendum results released by the popular organization CNTMDA revealed that the difference in votes between the two candidates will be very small. The results of this survey, which came out at a time when the election campaign has reached its final stage, reflect unexpected turns in Brazilian politics. Fierce arguments are going on between the two sides over the country's economic situation, social welfare schemes and anti-corruption policies. Flavio Bolsonaro, who is riding on the support of conservative forces, is giving a tough competition to Lula, who believes in the vote bank of the grassroots, and it has become very interesting who will win.
Mainly factors like inflation, unemployment and taxation system in the country are the main factors affecting the decision of the voters. Both the candidates are making different promises to impress the voters as part of their election campaigns. As the polling date of the runoff elections approaches, the international community has also kept a special eye on these elections as there is a possibility of unpredictable developments on the political landscape of Brazil.
