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Lula is confronting Bolsonaro on the runoff on October 25. On Sunday, October 4, Brazilians went to the polls at every level — presidency, states, Senate and Chamber of Deputies — in a historic election that once again placed Brazil under the sight of the whole globe. The Congress and Chamber have shifted rightward, and the presidential race is now about two competing visions of Brazil: democracy, social rights, equality, sovereignty and the future of Brazilian society are at stake in determining the future of one of the world’s most important countries. The EL stands alongside Brazil’s leftist forces, the trade union movement, and the country’s popular and social movements. At the same time, we will continue to denounce any interference, manipulation, or digital or media aggression against the democratic process. Brazil deserves a future built on education, rights, dignity, sovereignty. As Lula says in its first words after the results: we have had the proof of the democracy that it is in place now in Brazil. And it has to stay as such.