Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has directly cautioned former U.S. President Donald Trump against intervening in Brazil’s October elections. Lula, seeking a fourth term as president, made the statement on Wednesday, urging Trump to refrain from involvement. He alluded to Trump’s past support for figures within his family, suggesting he focus on those relationships rather than Brazilian politics. The warning comes as Lula faces a competitive election and concerns about potential foreign influence. While not detailing specific threats, Lula’s remarks signal a sensitivity to external interference in Brazil’s democratic process. The upcoming election is expected to be closely contested, with Lula facing significant opposition. This public admonishment underscores the importance Brazil places on maintaining the integrity of its electoral system.