Brazil Elections Polls: Lula and Bolsonaro in the Polls
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A triumph of Bolganarism would trigger a major restructuring of Brazilian foreign policy that would drag, by its specific weight, the entire region
The way the Brazilians voted on October 4th and maybe they will vote on the next 25th is part of a broader pattern that has occurred in most of the American continent. The political turn is being accentuated above all to the right of the right. Listen here to the last episode of the podcast, The World With Your Feet, with Carmen Fonseca, researcher at the Portuguese Institute of International Relations
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Brazil decides next Sunday, October 25, if the turn to the right of the big economies of Latin America is over, because Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru are led by conservative governments. Brazilians can join that list if ultra-Flávio Bolsonaro, son of imprisoned former president Jair Bolsonaro, defeats the current president, leftist Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. In the first round, the Liberal Party candidate, with 47.03% of the votes…
Head of State will be elected next Sunday. Despite the technical tie, Flávio Bolsonaro appears in front of Lula da Silva numerically
A poll by the consulting firm Vox Brasil gives the current president 51% of the valid votes, compared to 49% of the opposition senator, facing the balloting on October 25. However, the difference is within the margin of error, so the scenario remains open.
O post Lula turns and surpasses Flávio Bolsonaro by 51% to 49%, reveals research Vox Brasil, unique that achieved the result of the 1st round apareceu primeiro em Pragmatismo Politico.
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