Brazil's current president and Labor Party candidate Lula called on the 11th for voters to actively participate in voting in the presidential election. He emphasized the importance attached to the demands of youth groups and promised that if re-elected successfully, he would drive a “technological revolution.” Lula said at a campaign rally held in São Paulo on the same day that a large number of eligible voters did not participate in the first round of voting in the presidential election. He called on his supporters to mobilize voters around them to get more people to participate in the second round of voting. According to statistics from Brazil's High Electoral Court, the voting abstention rate in the first round of this election was as high as 21.08%. In her speech, Lula also admitted that there is a certain disconnect between her campaign and the youth community, stressing that the voices of young people should be listened to and their demands taken seriously. At the same time, he said that if re-elected successfully, the future administration will focus on technological development, digital industry, energy transformation, and public safety, and is committed to promoting a “technological revolution” in Brazil.

Brazil's current president and Labor Party candidate Lula called on the 11th for voters to actively participate in voting in the presidential election. He emphasized the importance attached to the demands of youth groups and promised that if re-elected successfully, he would drive a “technological revolution.” Lula said at a campaign rally held in São Paulo on the same day that a large number of eligible voters did not participate in the first round of voting in the presidential election. He called on his supporters to mobilize voters around them to get more people to participate in the second round of voting. According to statistics from Brazil's High Electoral Court, the voting abstention rate in the first round of this election was as high as 21.08%. In her speech, Lula also admitted that there is a certain disconnect between her campaign and the youth community, stressing that the voices of young people should be listened to and their demands taken seriously. At the same time, he said that if re-elected successfully, the future administration will focus on technological development, digital industry, energy transformation, and public safety, and is committed to promoting a “technological revolution” in Brazil.