Bolsonaro Jr. vs. Lula: The clash that erupted live on air in Brazil

A week before Brazil's elections, President Lula da Silva and Flavio Bolsonaro, son of the former president, clashed live on air. The two exchanged accusations of corruption, attacked each other's families, and debated the economy, health, and relations with the US. The debate lasted about two hours and included audience disruptions.

A week before Brazil's presidential elections, President Lula da Silva and Flavio Bolsonaro, son of former President Jair Bolsonaro, clashed live on air. The debate was marked by mutual accusations of corruption and personal attacks on the candidates' families. Bolsonaro attacked Lula over past corruption scandals and alleged involvement of Lula's son in investigations. Lula demanded an explanation for a 134 million real transfer linked to a banker and the production of a film about Bolsonaro's father. On economic issues, Lula highlighted his achievements in raising wages, while Bolsonaro promised to reduce interest rates. The debate also touched on relations with the US and Donald Trump, with Bolsonaro defending the "Shield of the Americas" initiative and denying allegations of ties to Trump. The confrontation lasted about two hours, with audience disruptions and personal attacks, and another debate is expected on Friday on Globo network.