Presidential candidates debuted in the free electoral program on radio and television with a combination of proposals, political trajectories, and attacks on opponents. President Lula, from the PT, had the most airtime among the candidates, with more than five minutes of advertising.
Lula defended his government's actions, highlighting economic recovery, inflation control, record job creation, and the restoration of social programs. He also defended the proposal to end the 6x1 work schedule. Additionally, he criticized Flavio Bolsonaro, linking the opponent to investigations involving Banco Master.
The PL candidate, Flavio Bolsonaro, had about four minutes of advertising. He criticized the Lula government and addressed topics such as public security and the economy, also prioritizing the presentation of his personal image in his first insertion.
Caiado, who is also running for President, promised to remove PT from power during his debut in the electoral program.
