Trip to the city that invented Lula and now votes to the right: "One day I discovered that my husband was a Bolsonarista"

As Brazil approaches its presidential runoff, fears grow among supporters of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva about his chances against Flávio Bolsonaro. Recent polls show a tight race, with both candidates at 50%. Lula's historical significance is acknowledged, but many believe his era may be ending, especially as the Workers' Party struggles in São Bernardo do Campo, where Lula began his political journey. Personal stories reflect the political divide, with families torn apart by differing political views. Lula's distancing from his roots and the influence of his current wife, Janja, are also discussed. Union leaders express concern over the potential loss of democracy if Bolsonaro wins, emphasizing the need for continued activism regardless of the election outcome.