To display this YouTube content, you must allow advertising and audience measurement cookies.
An extension on your browser appears to be blocking the video player from loading. In order to view this content, you must disable it on this site.
First modification: 02/10/2026 - 19:16
Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro reach the final stretch of the campaign as the main protagonists of the Brazilian presidential elections. Corruption, which was already one of the sensitive issues for the electorate, is once again gaining interest after the outbreak of a financial scandal with several ramifications and accusations that affect the son of former president Jair Bolsonaro and judge Alexandre de Moraes, a key figure in the Brazilian justice system and a regular target of criticism from the right.
With Lula seeking a new mandate and Flávio Bolsonaro trying to maintain the support of the Bolsonaro electorate, insecurity and the economy now share the spotlight with corruption.
A few days before the first round, on October 4, the question is whether this new scandal can alter a dispute marked until now by polarization and rejection of the country's two main political blocs. We analyze all the keys to these elections with:
Paloma Varón, political scientist and independent journalist.
Giancarlo Summa, founder of the Latin American Institute for Multilateralism
Willy Delvalle, researcher at the Escuela Normal Superior
David Gormezano, journalist at France 24, former correspondent in Brazil
Director: Yann Bourdelas, David Brockway
Sound: Guillaume Buffer
Presented by: Carlos Herranz
Editorial coordination: Florencia Valdés
📲Subscribe here to the France 24 channel on WhatsApp and access all the content to understand what is happening in the world.
Related keywords
The content you requested does not exist or is no longer available.
