This paper discusses the Brazilian 2022 presidential elections, presenting
Bolsonaro and Lula as the two frontrunners who have too many other candidates
to face, who compose a third way that together joins around 30% of voting
intention. Approaching the way how Bolsonaro arrived at power in the 2018
elections – when Lula could not be a candidate because he was incarcerated –
this paper also discusses Bolsonaro’s government so that it can be possible to
understand from where Bolsonaro comes and who he is, which mistakes he is
doing that justifies the low levels of popularity, especially compared to Lula.
Looking forward to seeing what the best for Brazil is and based on the
hypothesis that a coup led by Bolsonaro would never succeed, not because of
the international support to Brazil but due to the resilience of internal defenders
of the rule of law, this paper is theoretically supported on the paradigmatic
theory and concludes from the scenarios structured that Lula seems to be
victorious in all of them.info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio
