RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Argentines, who themselves have a left-wing government in Alberto Fernandez, do not want Brazil to have the same fate.
A nationwide poll has found that most Argentines favor conservative Jair Bolsonaro for re-election as Brazil's president in the upcoming Oct. 2 elections.
Former leftist President Lula da Silva, on the other hand, is in second place, contrary to what Brazilian pollsters say, who see him as the winner of the first round.
This was announced by political communications consultancy Solmoirago in a poll conducted between January 24 and 29, which surveyed 2,050 . . .
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