Brazil: Lula faces Flávio Bolsonaro in a neck-and-neck first round of the presidential election
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UruguayMontevideo is gauging the Brazilian election in regional terms: a re-election of Lula is presented as a curb on US interference, in a framework backed by the Uruguayan left.
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ChileSantiago is dissecting a tight duel between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro through polls, campaign closures in São Paulo, and Chilean echoes, with the Kast government in the background.
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Regional
the narrative places the Brazilian vote in the "orange wave" and counts it among the progressive governments, including Uruguay.
Relying on a partisan source
three media outlets repeat the statement from the MPP, a current of the ruling party in Montevideo, on the American stake.
What the account puts first
ChileJudicial
El Ciudadano's article puts justice and corruption at the forefront of Bolsonaro's camp.
Relying on a single poll
La Tercera leads with the CNT/MDA survey, which shows the widest margin in the pool.
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Lula in the first round, CNT/MDA poll
% of voting intentions
only one reports it43.1 %
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Lula according to Datafolha, valid votes
% of valid votes
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Flávio Bolsonaro according to Datafolha, valid votes
% of valid votes
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