Elections in Brazil. Lula da Silva wins in Lisbon and Porto, Flávio Bolsonaro wins in Faro

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva won the second round of voting in Lisbon and Porto, securing 60.10% and 60.13% of the votes respectively against Flávio Bolsonaro. In Faro, Bolsonaro won with 52.67%. The election faced challenges, including transportation issues that led to calls for extending voting hours. Lula urged the electoral authorities to ensure all voters could participate, citing disruptions caused by bad weather and insufficient public transport. The Brazilian Electoral Justice has taken measures to address these transport problems, including the arrest of a transport secretary in Salvador for reducing bus services on election day. The situation remains tense as both candidates have raised allegations of electoral misconduct.