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Brazil at a Crossroads: The Second Round as an Indicator of the New Global Order
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OpinionBrazil at a Crossroads: The Second Round as an Indicator of the New Global Order
BRASÍLIA (Realist English). Brazil is living in anticipation of the second round of the presidential elections. As is known, in the first round held on October 4, no candidate won more than half of the votes. With a two-percent margin, the leader of the Liberal Party, Flávio Bolsonaro Jr., is ahead (47 percent of the […]
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