The two candidates exchanged insults as they cast their ballots, with President Lula describing the race as a choice between himself and a candidate lacking moral, ethical and personal qualifications. Flávio Bolsonaro, for his part, said Brazilians could not endure another four years of deteriorating living conditions and would vote for change.
The contenders have traded insults as they cast their votes, with President Lula describing the choice as one between himself and a morally, ethically and personally unqualified candidate. Flávio Bolsonaro claimed that Brazilians couldn't stand another four years of worsening living conditions and would vote for change.
Richard Lapper, is a biographer of both Lula and Bolsonaro. Elena Lazarou, is an associate fellow in the US and the Americas Programme, and a specialist in Brazil.
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