The Americas Quarterly Podcast

Could Jair Bolsonaro Still Win in Brazil?

Apr 28, 2022

33:26

Highlights

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Episode notes

Is There a Chance That Lula Moves More Towards the Workers Party?

03:10

Is Lula the Least Bad Option for Brazilian Business?

02:42

Are You a Fan of Evangelicals?

01:46

Introduction

2min

A C Podcast - Fabio Zanini, Journalist at Foliodi Sal Paulo

2min

Is It Going to Be a Close Vote?

3min

Bosonaro, Despite Everything, Could Still Win Re Election

3min

Brazil - Is the Race Against Lula a Race in the United States?

2min

Lula Trying to Broaden His Appeal to the Tories

2min

Is There a Chance That Lula Moves More Towards the Workers Party?

3min

Evangelicals vs Bolsinaro

3min

Are You a Fan of Evangelicals?

2min

10.

Bolsinar's Sexis and Misogenist Quotes Are Very Strong and Very Ugly

2min

11.

Bosinaro's Struggle Among Women

3min

12.

Bosonaro - Is He Going to Choose a General as His Running Mate?

2min

13.

Is Lula the Least Bad Option for Brazilian Business?

3min

14.

Bolsinaro's 'Sixth Year in Brazil'

4min

Despite a host of challenges, Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro appears to be in a stronger position to win re-election in October than many expected. Though still trailing in polls to former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Bolsonaro has started to close the gap in recent weeks. What's behind this shift, and how might Lula respond as the campaign progresses? Joining the AQ podcast is Fábio Zanini, a columnist at Folha de S. Paulo who has spent years covering the conservative movement that brought Bolsonaro to power.