Lula defends legacy and Flávio bets on security in the last debate marked by personal attacks

In the final debate before Brazil's presidential elections, Lula defended his administration's legacy while Flávio Bolsonaro focused on security and living costs. The debate featured personal attacks, including a tense exchange regarding Lula's disability. Lula highlighted public investments and minimum wage increases, while Flávio criticized the government's impact on family debt. The candidates clashed over crime and Flávio's support for a police officer involved in a controversial shooting. As the election approaches, polls show a tight race between the two candidates, reflecting a divided nation.