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Left and right battle for future of Brazil in runoff vote - Vimarsana News

Left and right battle for future of Brazil in runoff vote

Jair Bolsonaro outperformed expectations with his reelection bid, proving that the right-wing wave he rode to the presidency remains a force in Brazil and giving him and opponent Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva three weeks to pursue votes ahead of a winner-take-all runoff.

Source: cp24.com
Fortunes reversing for ex-judge and Brazil president he jailed - Vimarsana News

Fortunes reversing for ex-judge and Brazil president he jailed

CURITIBA, Brazil (AP) — When federal judge Sergio Moro resigned to enter politics, many in Brazil believed the anti-corruption crusader who jailed a popular former president could someday occupy the nation’s most powerful office. But on the ev

Brazil's Bolsonaro and the right outperform, defying polls | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan's News Source - Vimarsana News

Brazil's Bolsonaro and the right outperform, defying polls | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan's News Source

RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — Jair Bolsonaro considerably outperformed expectations in Brazil's presidential election, proving that the far-right wave he rode to the presidency remains a force and providing the world with yet another example of polls missing the mark.

Source: infotel.ca
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Bolsonaro surprisingly strong, forces Brazil runoff - Vimarsana News

Bolsonaro surprisingly strong, forces Brazil runoff

Jair Bolsonaro considerably outperformed the polls in Brazil’s presidential election, proving that the far-right wave he rode to the presidency remains a force. Multiple polls had indicated leftist former President