Analysis by Iuri Pitta It was to be hoped that the second round of the Brazilian elections would have a tough and tense outcome, after a first vote with the smallest difference in history between the two best positioned: Flávio Bolsonaro (Liberal Party), with 47.03%, equivalent to 56.1 million votes, and Luiz
Analysis by Iuri Pitta It was to be hoped that the second round of the Brazilian elections would have a tough and tense outcome, after a first vote with the smallest difference in history between the two best positioned: Flávio Bolsonaro (Liberal Party), with 47.03%, equivalent to 56.1 million votes, and Luiz