text: Sam: What is going on in Brazil?? 
  Thiago: Don't even tell me...
  Sam: How can a neofascist get so many votes?
  Thiago: Well, he's not the only one in the world.
  Sam: Still, it's unbelievable. 
  Thiago: I know, he doesn't even have a solid programme. Access to guns, long distance education starting from primary school... This is going to be so bad!
  Sam: And how about the other guy? You think he can win?
  Thiago: Haddad... I don't know, he's from the PT.
  Sam: PT?
  Thiago: Brazilian Workers' Party. They've been in power for the last 12 years. They are not popular. 
  Sam: Yeah, I heard. Corruption allegations?
  Thiago: Yes. But they are not an exception. All the political parties are corrupt. 
  Sam: And Lula is also from the PT?
  Thiago: Yes. He's in prison now. Convicted without proofs. 
  Sam: This is ridiculous. 
  Thiago: This is Brazil. 
  Sam: When Lula was in power everyone loved him.
  Thiago: Not everyone, but yeah... He was quite popular. Now people think he's the worst.
  Sam: Why?
  Thiago: It's a long story. Brazilian media have a lot to do with it. Especially the Globo TV.
target: Many people in Brazil voted for a neofascist. The second candidate, Haddad, is a member of PT, a party which is involved in corruption. Lula was the other member of this party but he's been falsely imprisoned and now people hate him.