Brazilians Vote In Crucial Runoff Election Between Lula And Bolsonaro In Key Test For 'Donroe Doctrine'
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Balloting will determine whether Brazil remains a great leftist stronghold in Latin America or if it joins the regional shift to the right driven by Trump
Balloting will determine whether Brazil remains a major leftist stronghold in Latin America or if it joins the regional shift to the right promoted by US President Donald Trump.
The ballots opened at 08:00 this Sunday in Portugal for the Brazilian presidential elections. In Lisbon, there are about 79,000 voters, who vote in the University City. Shortly after the opening, there were already ranks at the electronic ballots, in elections marked by the dispute between Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro.
Brazil celebrates this Sunday a decisive election day to define who will lead the country over the next four years. About 160 million citizens are entitled to participate in the presidential ballot that confronts the current president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, with opposition candidate Flávio Bolsonaro. During the first hours of the day, [...]
More than 158 million people are eligible to vote in an election that can reconfigure regional balance and ties with the United States.
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