On the eve of the first round of Brazil’s presidential election, scheduled for October 4, the Brazilian government officially requested on Thursday, October 1, the opening of an investigation into suspicions of interference by the United States aimed at influencing the vote in favor of the far-right candidate.
This move comes as the incumbent President Lula, seeking re-election, aims to reassure voters by affirming his commitment to safeguarding the country’s sovereignty against any foreign influence.