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Lula warned that the country's election is a choice between democracy and barbarism.

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00:12In Brazil, general elections are currently underway. Polls open at 8 a.m. local time and voting will run until
00:185 p.m. local time.
00:20More than 158 million Brazilian voters are called to choose the next president, as well as deputies and governors of
00:25the 26 states and the federal district.
00:27In elections, that will define the country's political direction. If no candidate surpasses the 50% ratio, a runoff will
00:34be held on October 25th.
00:47Brazilian head of state Luis Ignacio Silva cast his vote in San Bernardo do Campo, Sao Paulo.
00:52In this electoral contest, the re-election candidate is seeking his fourth term, with a campaign centered on his historic
00:59commitments to reducing inequalities in the country.
01:01In this scenario, Lula warned that the country's election is a choice between democracy and barbarism.
01:13In fact, what is at stake is defining a project for Brazil.
01:22The people will have to choose between strengthening the democratic system or barbarism, between positivism and denialism, between development and
01:31backwardness, between economic growth and regression.
01:37And the liberal party, for instance…
01:39The liberal liberal party, for instance, the liberal party, have to try and get and return
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