SAO PAULO: Brazil's previous President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and occupant Jair Bolsonaro conflicted in their initial one-on-one discussion on Sunday, fourteen days before the official political race's overflow.
Banters in the political race's most memorable round highlighted a few different up-and-comers, none of whom earned more than 5% of the October 2 vote. During discusses, they were to a great extent interruptions from the two clear leaders.
The two over and again called each other liars during an experience going on around 1 ½ hours. The term was utilized in excess of multiple times by every one of the up-and-comers in the television Band banter that, in any case, was less forceful than numerous experts had anticipated.
"You are a liar. You lie consistently," da Silva said during one trade. Bolsonaro as often as possible said, "You can't come here to lie to individuals."
Recently, da Silva, who is generally known as Lula, won the political decision's most memorable round with 48% of the vote contrasted with Bolsonaro's 43%. Surveys show the liberal previous president, who represented between 2003-2010, stays the leader, however his lead has contracted significantly.
Every applicant zeroed in on the issues that, as per surveys, address their enemy's flimsy spots: for Bolsonaro, the Coronavirus pandemic that killed 6,80,000 Brazilians, and for da Silva, debasement outrages including his Laborers' Party.
Da Silva and Bolsonaro are supposed to participate in another discussion, days before the vote, on television Globo, Brazil's most well known network.