Brazil Presidential Debate Zeroes in on Chinese Investment and US Tariffs
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Brazil presidential debate zeroes in on Chinese investment and US tariffs
Brazil’s presidential candidates opened the televised campaign season on Sunday with a debate that turned repeatedly to the country’s position between Washington and Beijing. The exchange comes in an election cycle already shaped by American tariffs, a visa dispute over election monitoring and the Lula government’s warming ties with China. Ronaldo Caiado, Augusto Cury and Renan Santos took to the debate stage in Sao Paulo but the lecterns reserv…
Presidential candidate Augusto Cury (Avante) apologized to the press this Sunday (August 23, 2026) after almost not participating in the Band debate. The statement was given to journalists after the event. Less than an hour before the start of the event, the writer said he would give up participating in the first debate on the channel due to the absence of his competitors Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) and Flávio Bolsonaro (PL-RJ). He also menti…
São Paulo.– The first major presidential debate of the Brazilian elections was marked this Sunday by the absences of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, the two candidates best positioned in the polls. The meeting ended with only three of the six guests planned. Ronaldo Caiaado, Renan Santos and Augusto Cury participated in the study, while Romeu Zema also decided to withdraw hours before the meeting. Thus, the deba…
The candidate for President for the Avante, Augusto Cury, criticized the level of aggressiveness of President Renan Santos (Mission) during the Band's debate on Sunday, 23. The two candidates discussed public security when Cury made the criticism. Look, Renan, you have a level of aggressiveness that haunts me. Ideas may have a foundation,... The post Cury regrets Renan's level of aggressiveness and invites Caiado appeared first on The Antagonist.
Lula and Flavio decided not to go; on Sunday Zema also announced the absence
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