Brazil is too chaotic: the left wing and the right flank fire and shoot and die! Or is there a bigger crisis in the future? In a reported incident of political violence in Brazil on July 9, a federal prison guard Guard (four photos) shouting in support of right-wing President Jaral Bolsonaro rushed into the birthday party of the local left-wing opposition Workers' Party official Marcelo Arruda (three photos) and opened fire. Unexpectedly, Aruda did not give in vain, and he who had been a policeman immediately drew a gun and returned fire, and finally the two died together. This incident ostensibly reflects Brazil's poor social security environment, but behind it is the growing left-wing and right-wing political conflict in Brazil. Lula, the current Workers' Party-backed presidential candidate, leads in the polls over incumbent right-wing President Bolsonaro. But the president, who is known as Brazil's Trump, really learned the essence and now announced that he would not accept any election defeat, citing accusations of electoral fraud in Brazil and problematic electronic voting systems. If both sides do not agree on the final result after the Brazilian elections, there is a high probability of more tragic political violence.
