Osasco’s shift to services tests Lula’s support in Brazil run-off
- Osasco shifted from Lula to Bolsonaro in the first round.
- Brazil’s workforce has moved from factories towards services and gig work.
- Economic frustration is testing Lula’s traditional support.
Osasco, once a centre of industrial employment, has shifted towards shopping, services and app-based work, reflecting changes in Brazil’s working class. The city backed Lula in 2022 but voted for Flávio Bolsonaro in this election’s first round; their run-off is on Sunday, and the shift highlights how economic…