Power Shift

Brazil Votes Sunday in Tight Lula-Bolsonaro Race Amid US Interference Accusations

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  • •Polls indicate neither Lula nor Flávio Bolsonaro will secure a first-round majority, making a runoff likely.
  • •Brazil has formally accused the US of election interference, and Raw Story reports fears the Trump administration is preparing further action ahead of the vote.
  • •Crime and the economy dominate voter concerns, while Amazon conservation is a key issue for remote Indigenous communities.
  • •A regional poll found China's influence in Latin America is now viewed more positively than that of the United States.
  • •Flávio Bolsonaro, described by France24 as ideologically radical, is running on his father's political legacy and ties to the White House.

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