决选造势决战圣保罗：卢拉登保利斯塔大道主打治安，弗拉维奥拉拢市长联盟
10月11日（周日），巴西总统决选的两位候选人同日决战圣保罗。据路透社10月11日报道，保守派参议员弗拉维奥·博索纳罗在首轮以47%的得票领先，他当天与成功连任的圣保罗州州长塔尔西西奥·德弗雷塔斯会面，并把周日行程的重点放在争取政治背书上——会见多位市长与市议员。弗拉维奥承诺，若当选，市镇将获得更多联邦资金用于打击犯罪，并表示要与每一位市长保持密切关系，让联邦资源真正落到基层。
现任总统卢拉则在保利斯塔大道登上大型集会的舞台。这场活动由学生与科学界组织，以捍卫公共教育与科研经费为主题，被称为“希望的海啸”。卢拉在上台前对记者承诺，将加倍努力改善公共安全——这是选民最关心的议题之一。他表示，对劳动者与社区要保护、对罪犯要监禁，并称若连任，将推动联邦政府直接介入、改革全国治安模式。
卢拉还从音响车上呼吁年轻选民踊跃投票，也向70岁以上投票变为自愿的老年选民喊话。79岁的退休 Petrobras 员工卡洛斯·特奥巴尔多·达席尔瓦穿着橙色工装来到现场，他说自己虽已无投票义务，仍觉得必须为卢拉的连任而战。
据Folha的后续报道，这场“民主大游行”在保利斯塔大道绵延12个街区，全国共有76座城市同日举行声援集会。圣保罗是巴西人口第一大州，得圣保罗者得天下——决选还剩两周，两大阵营都把这里当作主战场。
Runoff Rivals Battle Over Sao Paulo: Lula Headlines Paulista Rally on Safety as Bolsonaro Courts Mayors
The two runoff candidates took their fight to Sao Paulo on the same day, Sunday, October 11. Reuters reported that conservative Senator Flavio Bolsonaro, who led the first round with 47 percent, met reelected Sao Paulo Governor Tarcisio de Freitas and spent his Sunday securing political backing, meeting mayors and city councilors. He promised that municipalities would receive more federal funding to combat crime if he is elected, saying federal resources would reach the ground level.
Incumbent President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, who trailed by two percentage points in the first round, headlined a major rally on Avenida Paulista organized by students and the scientific community to defend public funding for education and research — an event its organizers called a tsunami of hope. Speaking to reporters before taking the stage, Lula promised to redouble efforts on public safety, a top voter concern, saying that for working people and communities there should be protection, and for criminals, prison, and pledging direct federal involvement in a national overhaul of policing if reelected.
From atop a sound truck, Lula urged young voters to turn out and appealed to citizens over 70, for whom voting is optional. Among them was 79-year-old retired Petrobras employee Carlos Teobaldo da Silva, who wore his orange company uniform to the rally and said he felt compelled to vote for Lula's reelection despite having no obligation to do so.
Folha's later reporting put the March for Democracy at 12 blocks along Paulista Avenue, with rallies in 76 cities nationwide the same day. Sao Paulo is Brazil's most populous state, and with two weeks left in the runoff, both campaigns are treating it as the decisive battlefield.
图片来源：图：圣保罗保利斯塔大道上的游行人群。摄影：YasminF，CC BY-SA 4.0，取自 Wikimedia Commons
