Brazil Decides to Hand Over All Power to the Bolsonaros or Give Lula a Last Chance
The far-right senator and the leftist president are contesting the presidency in a fiercely disputed election like never before
Brazilians from both the left and right have been mobilizing massively over the past three weeks at rallies and on social media in search of votes that will decide the country's most closely contested presidential election. Almost 160 million voters are set to decide between two radically different models this Sunday.
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