Brazil faces a growing crisis with its public finances, posing a significant problem for the next president. The presidential election is a close contest between incumbent Lula, seeking a fourth term, and Flavio Bolsonaro, son of the former president. Both candidates are proposing different strategies to improve the nation’s public accounts. The deteriorating financial situation is a key issue dominating the election campaign. The outcome will significantly impact Brazil's economic future and its ability to address pressing social needs. Voters are keenly aware of the economic challenges ahead and are weighing the candidates’ proposed solutions. This financial instability creates uncertainty for Brazil’s development.