Lula and Bolsonaro made their final pushes Saturday before Brazil’s presidential vote.

Linked headlines name Flávio Bolsonaro as Lula’s opponent in the presidential race.

Rallies ran across the country, with debates over the economy and democratic norms.

The article says security is tight because officials are watching for unrest.

Inflation, public safety, corruption, and crime have dominated the campaign.

Both camps spent the last week chasing undecided voters in populous states.

A Reuters line in the piece says Lula is ahead and a runoff is likely.

Campaigning and paid ads stop once the silence period begins.

Polling stations open early Sunday, with first returns expected after voting ends.

Read the full article on the final rallies before Brazil’s presidential vote.