Against the polarity born of the conflict between Bolsonaro and Lula, Brazil seems to find a new path for the 2022 presidential elections.
It is a unique chance to get rid of the dualism that has made Brazil a battleground between groups that live outside reality, and that are in conflict between a false communism against a truculent neurotic moralism.
It will also be a great opportunity for Brazil to move away from the political personalism represented by Lula and Bolsonaro.
A front formed by left and right center parties can take Brazil on the path of democratic institutional normality.
This political front has pre-candidates for the presidency of the republic: Ciro Gomes, João Amoedo, João Doria, Eduardo Leite, the latter two, state governors, among others.
If several fragmented candidacies were maintained for 2022, Lula and Bolsonaro would certainly be in the second round of elections, with an average of 25% each.
We hope that in 2022 Brazil will be able to regularize its institutions and pacify political conflicts.
It remains to be seen what the effects of the thousands of deaths in Brazil will be and if President Jair Bolsonaro, an irresponsible denialist, will not be impeached before the next elections.
