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Rain Changes Voting Place in Itapevi, in the Interior of São Paulo

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School became inaccessible due to flooding in the region

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At least one polling place in the metropolitan region of São Paulo needed to be changed due to the heavy rain of Saturday night (24) and the early morning of Sunday (25). In Itapevi, the electoral sections of the Municipal Center of Basic Education Professor Edevaldo Caramez were transferred to the School of the Future ETI Professor Irany Toledo de Moraes. According to the State Electoral Justice, the polling place is inaccessible due to floodin…

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School became inaccessible due to flooding in the region

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Brasilia, Oct 25 (Prensa Latina) The heavy rains that affected the Brazilian state of São Paulo today forced to change a voting center in Itapevi, municipality of the metropolitan region, during the second round of the presidential elections. The post Rains force to change voting center in Brazil first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.

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School was completely flooded

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The Electoral Justice of São Paulo has urgently altered a polling place in Itapevi, in the Metropolitan Region of São Paulo, for the second round of the 2026 elections on Sunday (25). The change took place after heavy rains reach the state on Saturday night (24) and in the early morning of this Sunday. Electors of sections 439th and 474th, who would vote in the Cemeb Prof. Edevaldo Caramez, must attend the School of the Future ETI Professor Iran…

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Voting place in Itapevi, in the metropolitan region of São Paulo, was changed due to flooding in the region after heavy rains

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Metrópoles broke the news on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
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