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Brazil is holding general elections this Sunday, including its presidential election. The two favorites are the left-wing outgoing president Lula da Silva, 80, and Flavio Bolsonaro, 45, son of the far-right former president. The polarization of society is very strong, and the election promises to be close, at the end of a dismal campaign, without any real substantive debate. Lamia Oualalou, former correspondent in Brazil for several French media, was the Guest of Au Cœur de l’Info.
