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With much of Latin America shifted to the right in recent elections, the Brazil elections are going to challenge whether Lula’s Worker’s Party can remain in power following Sunday’s run-off election.

Already in the first round vote Flavio Bolsonaro exceeded expectations getting 47% of the vote in comparison to 45.1% for Lula, making him the surprise favourite to win the run-off election.

Stephen Hill asked Dr Deborah Barros Leal Farias from the University of New South Wales what can explain the recent rise in support for Flavio Bolsonaro

With much of Latin America shifted to the right in recent elections, the Brazil elections are going to challenge whether Lula&rsquo;s Worker&rsquo;s Party can remain in power following Sunday&rsquo;s run-off election.
Already in the first round vote Flavio Bolsonaro exceeded expectations getting 47% of the vote in comparison to 45.1% for Lula, making him the surprise favourite to win the run-off election.
Stephen Hill asked Dr Deborah Barros Leal Farias from the University of New South Wales what can explain the recent rise in support for Flavio Bolsonaro