Lula da Silva is actively campaigning, calling on supporters to defend national sovereignty and opposing a return to fascism.

Flávio Bolsonaro is a prominent figure in the elections, with discussions around his potential presidency, labor rights, and international support from figures like Netanyahu.

There is criticism regarding the Workers' Party's (PT) definition of 'civil society' and the perceived political motivations behind judicial decisions, such as the extradition request for Eduardo Bolsonaro.

Supporters are actively mobilizing for Lula, defending national sovereignty and advocating for the end of the 6x1 work schedule.

Critics express strong opposition to Lula and the PT party, citing alleged corruption, racist discourse within the party, and aggressive behavior from Lula's supporters.

Critics express concern over the Bolsonaro family's political actions, including legal issues faced by Eduardo Bolsonaro and the potential impact on labor rights if Flávio is elected.

Neutral reports provide updates on Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign activities and his interactions with international leaders without expressing explicit support or opposition.

Supporters highlight Flávio Bolsonaro's international connections and campaign promises, such as not privatizing Petrobras, as positive aspects of his candidacy.