Lula courts female voters in Curitiba, slams 'rogue' opponents

Brazilian President Lula, running for re-election, used a Curitiba rally to appeal directly to women, urging them not to submit to 'those who have a rogue behavior'—a thinly veiled jab at his main rival. The move signals a strategic focus on the female vote, which could be pivotal in a tight race. The remark's impact on polling is uncertain, but it underscores the gendered framing of the campaign.