Brazil's presidential election will hold its first round of voting on October 4, drawing intense attention from the international community.

Brazil's presidential election will hold its first round of voting on October 4, drawing intense international attention. Analysts believe that the special backdrop of Brazil's current domestic and international situation is the main reason this election is receiving such high attention. First, the main candidates are evenly matched, leaving significant uncertainty over who will win. A total of 13 people are running for president in this election, with the most competitive being incumbent President and left-wing leader Lula and Flavio Bolsonaro, the son of former President Bolsonaro and a right-wing candidate. Recent polls by multiple Brazilian institutions show that both candidates' approval ratings are far ahead of the other candidates, but they are in a "technical tie," making the election full of suspense.