Brazil’s presidential candidates are concluding their final campaign rallies ahead of a tightly contested runoff election, with supporters gathering across the country to deliver closing arguments. The stakes remain high as voters prepare to decide between two sharply divided visions for the nation’s future. Analysts warn the race could hinge on turnout and regional dynamics, with both sides mobilizing their bases in the final days. Polls suggest the margin remains razor-thin, leaving the outcome uncertain until ballots are counted.
Brazil’s candidates hold final rallies before knife-edge run off
