On July 24, Brazilian president bosonaro spoke at the Liberal Party conference held in Rio de Janeiro. Brazilian president bosonaro was officially elected as the party's presidential candidate at the Liberal Party Congress on the 24th to participate in the presidential election scheduled for October this year. The Liberal Party held a conference in Rio de Janeiro on the same day and confirmed bosonaro as the party's presidential candidate. Natu, who once served as the Minister of defense and the director of the civil office of the presidential palace, was its partner to run for vice president. Bosonaro was elected president of Brazil in October 2018. He will face great challenges from Lula, the candidate of the Labor Party and former president, in this year's presidential election. The Brazilian Labor Party held a conference on the 21st and elected Lula as the presidential candidate. On July 24, Brazilian president bosonaro (Center) participated in the Liberal Party Congress in Rio de Janeiro. The Brazilian presidential election will be held on October 2. If no candidate obtains more than half of the votes, the two who obtain the largest number of votes will compete in the second round. According to the results of the poll released by the database of Sao Paulo at the end of June, bosonaro's support rate was 28%, and Lula's support rate was 47%.