Lula parades at Rio rally on eve of Brazil election runoff

Copacabana beach turned red for President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva as hundreds of bikers revved their engines for right-winger Flavio Bolsonaro on Saturday, the eve of Brazil's nail-biter election. Tens of thousands of supporters flooded the streets as the incumbent and his rival wrapped up a bitter campaign that has left Latin America's biggest nation more polarized than ever.

Lula, who turns 81 next week, jumped up and down on the back of a campaign truck, waving a massive Brazilian flag as he made his way through throngs of supporters wearing the red of his Workers' Party (PT). The second-round presidential election runoff in Brazil takes place on Sunday.