Containment and attacks. The debate to convince the undecided

In the recent presidential debate in Brazil, Flávio Bolsonaro adopted a more moderate tone compared to his father's aggressive style, focusing on appealing to undecided voters. He avoided personal attacks, instead emphasizing his qualifications and experience. Lula da Silva, on the other hand, maintained a more confrontational approach, labeling Bolsonaro as a 'milician' and highlighting controversies from his past. Both candidates aimed to sway undecided voters ahead of the elections, with Lula stressing the importance of voting to prevent a 'milician' from gaining power. The debate showcased contrasting strategies, with Flávio seeking to present himself as a viable alternative while Lula aimed to galvanize support by reminding voters of his achievements and the risks of a Bolsonaro presidency.