The Most Important Election in Brazilian History
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El Periódico
A total of 158,745,463 Brazilians come to the polls this Sunday to decide the name of the president that will assume on January 1. The political reach of the contest crosses the borders of the South American giant. Its result can be a brake on the offensive of Donald Trump in Latin America or the regional subordination to the Republican billionaire. The elections have a certain flavor to repeat what happened four years earlier, when Luiz Inácio …
The Most Important Election in Brazilian History
We usually say that in general elections, we’re choosing a president, governors and lawmakers for the next four years. That much seems obvious. But in this election, with the first round on October 4 and the runoff on October 25, we’re not just choosing who governs. We’re choosing the country’s future for decades to come. [...]
The Brazilian general elections are approaching the decisive phase and their outcome could also have significant consequences on the financial markets. The competition between Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro has become more uncertain than a few months ago, while the Banco Master scandal has helped to change the political framework and... Read more
Brazil will head to the polls on Sunday (October 4) as the presidential race begins. However, as CNBC points out, the outcome of the election is expected to have repercussions far beyond the country's borders. More specifically, Brazilians will go to the polls to decide whether incumbent President Lula will remain in power or be replaced by one of the 12 candidates vying for the presidency. If no candidate receives more than 50% of the vote in S…
The campaigns, the dispute over key governorates and the composition of the next Congress. By Camila Vollenweider CELAG Brazil votes on Sunday October 4 in the general elections. It elects president and vice president in addition to 27 governors, 54 senators, 513 federal deputies and more than a thousand state seats. Elections call for [...]
Three days after the general elections, Brazil enters the final stretch with Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva at the head of the polls for the first round and Flávio Bolsonaro as the main rival. Economy, security, corruption, the political weight of Jair Bolsonaro and the relationship with the great powers are going through a dispute that the polls show much closer before a possible ballot. Brazil is preparing for one of the main electoral dates in Lat…
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