Brazilian elections: supporters of Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro separated by the PSP

The voting scene in Lisbon for Brazil's presidential elections has changed, with police separating supporters of Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro. Tensions arose as both sides exchanged chants and accusations. While Flávio's supporters were initially fewer, more arrived later in the day. The general consul in Lisbon expects higher voter turnout compared to the first round. Brazil has 134,797 eligible voters in Portugal, making it the second-largest voting group abroad. In the first round, Lula received the most votes in Lisbon and Porto, while Flávio won in Faro.