“We defeated Datafolha’s lie”assured Bolsonaro referring to the polls of that public opinion measurement agency, which had projected that Lula would win by 50% against 36%.
With 98.9% of the votes counted, Lula obtained 48.19% against 43.40% for Bolsonaro. The president said, from the Palacio de la Alvorada (official residence of the leaders), that he was confident of achieving a victory in the second round, starting with a campaign aimed at the most humble population, “affected” by the economic crisis caused for the “pandemic and war” in Ukraine.
The official said that until October 30 he will explain the economic achievements such as the increase in the Aid Brasil social subsidy and the fall in inflation.
Following this line, he affirmed that the majority of the population had a “will to change” and announced that for the second round he will try to dialogue with the population with the lowest resources, which is the one that punished him the most in these elections in which seeks his re-election, as a result of the increase in the price of food.
“I understand that there are many votes that were due to the condition of the Brazilian people, who felt the increase in products, in particular, the basic food basket. I understand that there is a desire for change on the part of the population, but there are certain changes that could be for the worse,” he told reporters at the Alvorada Palace, the presidential residence in Brasilia.
“We tried to show that other side during the campaign, but it seems that it did not reach the most important layer of society,” Bolosonaro said.
“We have a second round ahead in which everything will be the same again, the propaganda time for each side will be the same, and now we are going to better show the population, especially the most affected class, that the situation is a consequence of a war abroad, an ideological crisis as well,” he said.
Source: Ambito
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