Voters in Brazil’s presidential election face a stark contrast between two candidates, each offering distinct visions for the country’s future. With political divisions running deep, the race reflects broader debates over economic policy, social reform, and national identity. Analysts highlight how the outcome could reshape regional alliances and domestic priorities. The stakes are high as Brazilians weigh their choices in a tightly contested vote.
Voters in Sunday's election are choosing between two very different candidates, as Americas correspondent Ione Wells reports from Rio de Janeiro.
