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Weekly Report - 31 October 2024 (WR-24-43)
BRAZIL: Bolsonaro and Lula suffer electoral setbacks
Since the first round of Brazil’s municipal elections on 6 October, the Brazilian media has highlighted the strong results for centrist and conservative parties and the disappointing performances of left-wing mayoral candidates. The second round on 27 October has shown a continuation of victories for moderate conservative candidates in major cities, some of whom defeated far-right rivals.
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