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Jangada Pastry Shops Complain of Boycott After Lula's Victory in the City: "Not Everyone Voted for it."

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Responsible for two bakeries in Jangada report that local commerce began to face a boycott after Lula (PT) finished the first round as the most voted presidential candidate in the city. According to the interviewed by O Libre, truckers and other drivers who used to stop in the city to eat the traditional cake left [...]
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Responsible for two bakeries in Jangada report that local commerce began to face a boycott after Lula (PT) finished the first round as the most voted presidential candidate in the city. According to the interviewed by O Libre, truckers and other drivers who used to stop in the city to eat the traditional cake left [...]

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O Livre broke the news on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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