In advance of Brazil’s important October 25th election that will be deciding who will be the next president between the incumbent Lula and the senatorial candidate Flavio Bolsonaro, the son of the jailed ex-president Jair Bolsonaro Flavio has been capitalizing on people’s economic discontent and insecurity using rhetoric about tough policies against crime, criminal responsibility at younger ages, and a “Ministry of Prosperity.” Though Lula might have enough time to overcome his deficit in polls to become president again, he will definitely face a much tougher Congress inclined to the right and ready to impeach supreme court justices.