Lula's Anti-Corruption Strategy Against Flávio May Backfire, Professor Warns

A political science professor argues that Lula's strategy to wear down Flávio Bolsonaro by associating him with corruption could backfire, as generalized anti-corruption sentiment tends to favor opposition candidates. The analysis suggests that such tactics may inadvertently benefit a rival candidate, though this is an expert opinion rather than a confirmed development.

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