Marcelo Prais

CHILDRED DONT LIE On October 4, Brazilians vote. One path is a fourth term for a democratic, progressive leader respected worldwide, with a record in education, health and minority rights. The other is the heir of a former president convicted for plotting a coup, a road toward barbarism and subordination to foreign power. In Monte Azul, São Paulo, a boy hides his face behind a campaign sticker, holding the ballot's question in his hands. Children, in their innocence, point the way.