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The eighth debate between candidates for deputy Sao Paulo City Hall ended violently again after the mayor’s campaign manager Ricardo Nunez was punched in the face by one of the candidate’s advisers Pablo Marsal, that he was injured at a previous television meeting a blow from a chair thrown by another opponent.

Marsal was excluded when there were only a few seconds left until completion after repeatedly violated the rules of decency in a debate that was again marked by insults, insults and personal attacks.

Taking advantage of his opportunity to have the last word, Marsal insisted that Nunez would eventually be arrested despite the warnings of the moderator, who finally He eventually closed the microphone and asked him to leave the set.

While this was happening, behind the scenes, Lim’s Doubtthe head of the election campaign of the still mayor Nunez showed up with a bloody face after being beaten Nahuel Medinaco-author Marsal.

Before entering the set, Marsal and Nunez They already had their pros and cons, with the conservative “influencer” and the self-help guru. threatening the mayor that he would send him to prison and accusing him of involvement in the crime organized.

Also participating in the debate was a candidate from the Brazilian Social Democratic Party (PSDB) Jose Luis Datena, who already He hit Marsal with a chair eight days ago. for the personal attacks he made during the debate. Both returned to diatribes, although they did not go to such extremes.

Meanwhile, polls show no clear frontrunners for the two main troublemakers in this campaign. Nunez, Brazilian Democratic Movement (MDB) continue forwardalmost tied with one of the two candidates on the left, Guillermo Boulos, Party of Socialism and Freedom (PSOL).

Municipal elections will be held in Brazil on October 6. There are some things at stake 5,570 mayors and more than 56,800 councilors. The locations are controversial Porto Alegre, Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Fortaleza, Curitiba and Campo Grande, capital of Mato Grosso do Sul.

(Europe Press)