Desconhecido: Amen.
Desconhecido: At the start of it, Lula was very good.
He dominated the scene, he brought the debate into the real world, he managed to exploit Bolsonaro's main weak point, which is the management of the pandemic. He was very good in the first debate, without a doubt; it gave the impression, in the first block, very much so, that he was going to dominate the debate, but he lost his way in the debate.
Desconhecido: The second block was a nil-nil, they didn't answer the journalists' questions. And the third block was entirely dominated by Bolsonaro. Lula didn't manage his time. Lula lost; he gave Bolsonaro seven minutes for free for him to stomp on the PT governments.
Desconhecido: Lula didn't handle the corruption issue properly, he didn't handle it adequately and he also didn't handle well the issue Bolsonaro heavily exploits, the PT's relationship with the Latin American dictatorships. And I don't understand why Lula does that. What's the need for him to attach himself to Nicaragua? Why can't he disentangle himself from that? Can't he give a categorical answer regarding Nicaragua? So he allows Bolsonaro to swim freely on that subject. So I would venture to say...