On the evening of the 18th local time, Brazil's current president and Labor Party candidate Lula held a public debate with Flavio Bosonaro, son of former President Jair Bosonaro and Liberal Party candidate Flavio Bosonaro on Brazil's Flagbearer TV station. This is the first time during Brazil's presidential election this year that the two have clashed on the same stage in a televised debate. During the debate, Lula emphasized the current administration's achievements in public health, employment promotion, and support for small and micro enterprises, and promised to continue to promote economic growth, strengthen social security management, and maintain Brazil's sovereignty in international affairs in the future. Flavio Bosonaro focused his commitment on fighting organized crime and maintaining public order. He also proposed that efforts will be made to reduce the level of public debt, while providing debt restructuring support to enterprises and individuals, and improving the service level of the public health system through the introduction of professionals and the use of advanced technology. The results of the first round of voting in Brazil's presidential election were released on the 4th of this month. Flavio Bosonaro received about 47% of valid votes, ranking first; Lula ranked second with a margin of about 2 percentage points. The two will enter the second round of confrontation on the 25th.

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