With two weeks remaining until Brazil's next presidency is decided, candidates Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro —from the Workers' Party and the Liberal Party, respectively— fanned out across different areas of the country this Saturday, October 10.
"Let's go Natal, let's go Rio Grande do Norte, let's go Brazil! Today, we are taking to the streets because the Northeast will not accept setbacks. It is the power of the people in the streets, with hope, courage, and the will to win. The Northeast will not be invisible again. We are moving forward, making Brazil progress!", Lula, the current leader of the South American country and candidate for a fourth term in the Executive, posted on his social media.
Bora Natal, bora Rio Grande do Norte, bora Brasil!
Hoje, ocupamos as ruas porque o Nordeste não vai aceitar retrocessos!
É a força do povo nas ruas, com esperança, coragem e vontade de vencer!
O Nordeste não vai voltar a ser invisível.
Vamos seguir em frente, fazendo o… pic.twitter.com/Ol4Vcdgo7F
— Lula (@LulaOficial) October 10, 2026
The leader also emphasized that "rights and achievements will not be cut," in reference to his rival's candidacy, who has proposed budget adjustments for a potential government.
The son of former president Jair Bolsonaro carried out his event in the municipality of São Gonçalo, in the state of Rio de Janeiro. The gathering included the participation of motorcyclists…
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WorldBoth called for mobilizations in the streets. Later, Lula stated that "the Northeast will not accept setbacks," while Bolsonaro said the event's energy "shows the strength of those who want to take back our Brazil." Lula's post in the first image, obtained from the @ricardostuckert profile on X. Flávio Bolsonaro's post in the second, with the image obtained from the @FlavioBolsonaro profile on X. CommentsWith two weeks remaining until Brazil's next presidency is decided, candidates Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro —of the Workers' Party and the Liberal Party, respectively— campaigned this Saturday, October 10, in different areas of the country."Let's go Natal, let's go Rio Grande do Norte, let's go Brazil! Today, we are taking to the streets because the Northeast will not accept setbacks. It is the power of the people in the streets, with hope, courage, and the will to win. The Northeast will not be invisible again. We are moving forward, making Brazil progress!," Lula, the current leader of the South American country and candidate for a fourth term in the Executive, posted on his social media. Bora Natal, bora Rio Grande do Norte, bora Brasil!Hoje, ocupamos as ruas porque o Nordeste não vai aceitar retrocessos!É a força do povo nas ruas, com esperança, coragem e vontade de vencer! O Nordeste não vai voltar a ser invisível. Vamos seguir em frente, fazendo o… pic.twitter.com/Ol4Vcdgo7F— Lula (@LulaOficial) October 10, 2026
The president also emphasized that "neither rights nor achievements will be cut," alluding to his opponent's candidacy, who has proposed budget adjustments for a potential government. The son of former president Jair Bolsonaro carried out his event in the municipality of São Gonçalo, in the state of Rio de Janeiro. The rally included the participation of motorcyclists and cyclists following the vehicle he was riding in."Rio de Janeiro, you never tire of surprising us! This contagious energy shows the strength of those who want change and want to take back our Brazil," said the Liberal Party candidate. São Gonçalooooooooooo (RJ)10.10.26RIO DE JANEIRO, VOCÊ NÃO CANSA DE NOS SURPREENDER! Essa energia contagiante mostra a força de quem quer mudança e quer resgatar o nosso Brasil!É 22 para o Brasil vencer! 🇧🇷PARTIDO LIBERAL - CNPJ 68.581.907/0001-25 - PROPAGANDA ELEITORAL pic.twitter.com/LPTxznbuF1— Flávio Bolsonaro (@FlavioBolsonaro) October 10, 2026
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