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Contestation and Brazilian Institutions · 13 of 38 countries
Pretoria has taken note of a spectacular comeback of the left from Brasília: the South African press, quoting Reuters dispatches, presents Lula's victory as a halt to the wave of right-wing victories in Latin America, and the challenge by Flávio Bolsonaro as unlikely to succeed.
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Daily Maverick · TimesLIVE · Business Day +1
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Contestation and Brazilian Institutions · 13 of 38 countries
Berlin is first focusing on Brazilian institutional stability: a historic victory for Lula, immediately contested by Flávio Bolsonaro who is calling for the annulment of the election.
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DW German · Tagesschau · FAZ +1
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Bilateral Interests and Diplomacy · 7 of 38 countries
Buenos Aires is deciphering Lula's re-election through its impact on Javier Milei: a silent government, a celebratory Peronism, and a decline in bilateral trade.
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Infobae · Buenos Aires Times · El Cronista +2
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Regional and American Reading · 18 of 38 countries
Canberra is first measuring Lula's re-election against the backdrop of Donald Trump: a halt to the conservative Latin American wave, with Flávio Bolsonaro's refusal to recognize the result in the background.
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Sydney Morning Herald · ABC News · The Age +2
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Regional and American Reading · 18 of 38 countries
Dhaka is reading the Brazilian election through a geopolitical lens: Lula's victory is presented as a halt to the regional conservative wave backed by Donald Trump.
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The Daily Star · TBS News
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Regional and American Reading · 18 of 38 countries
Brussels takes away from this second round the Brazilian exception in the face of the Latin American right-wing wave, while pointing out a divided country, a president with reduced margins and a loser who is calling for the cancellation of the election.
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La Libre Belgique · DH (Dernière Heure)
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Contestation and Brazilian Institutions · 13 of 38 countries
Brasília is measuring the fragility of a victory won in the second round: Lula's fourth term is opening with an opponent who is contesting the election results, a Supreme Court under attack, and a rising debt.
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UOL Notícias · Veja · Estadão +1
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Regional and American Reading · 18 of 38 countries
Ottawa is gauging Lula's re-election in terms of American influence in Latin America: the Canadian press sees it as a setback for the series of victories by Trump's allies.
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Globe and Mail · CBC News
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Regional and American Reading · 18 of 38 countries
Santiago is deciphering Lula's re-election through the prism of bilateral relations and regional divisions: the Kast government congratulates, the Chilean left celebrates, and Flávio Bolsonaro's refusal is reported as the point of friction.
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La Tercera · BioBioChile · El Ciudadano
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Bilateral Interests and Diplomacy · 7 of 38 countries
Beijing takes away from Lula's re-election the continuity of a government that is a partner of China and the formula of a Brazil that is "nobody's backyard", more than Flávio Bolsonaro's contestation.
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CGTN · SCMP China
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Regional and American Reading · 18 of 38 countries
Bogotá is measuring Lula's re-election against the backdrop of the regional conservative shift: Brazil remains a left-wing stronghold in the face of the momentum backed by Trump, which Colombia is a part of.
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Semana · El Colombiano · La Republica CO +1
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Contestation and Brazilian Institutions · 13 of 38 countries
Copenhagen notes the political upset: Lula, defeated in the first round, wins in the second and enters Brazilian history with a fourth term.
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Berlingske · DR Nyheder
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Regional and American Reading · 18 of 38 countries
Quito is particularly focused on the diplomatic dimension of Lula's re-election: congratulations from Noboa, reactions from neighboring countries, and an interpretation of a brake on the regional right-wing shift, with Flávio Bolsonaro's contestation taking a back seat.
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El Universo · Primicias · El Comercio
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Regional and American Reading · 18 of 38 countries
The United States is gauging Lula's victory in light of Trump's influence: the Brazilian election is being presented as a setback to the regional conservative wave and American pressure.
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Fox News · NPR · CNBC +4
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Contestation and Brazilian Institutions · 13 of 38 countries
Helsinki is more focused on the contested result than the victory itself: a fourth term for Lula, a loser who is demanding the annulment of the election.
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MTV Uutiset · Ilta-Sanomat
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Regional and American Reading · 18 of 38 countries
Paris sees Lula's re-election as a setback for the Latin American conservative wave and for Donald Trump, more than just a Brazilian election, while also noting Flavio Bolsonaro's challenge and a hostile Congress.
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Le Monde · France 24 · RFI +2
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Contestation and Brazilian Institutions · 13 of 38 countries
Budapest first notes the historic turnaround of Lula and the challenge by Flávio Bolsonaro, which the Hungarian press deems unlikely to succeed before the electoral court.
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444 · Telex · HVG
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Bilateral Interests and Diplomacy · 7 of 38 countries
New Delhi welcomes Lula's re-election as a gain for the Indo-Brazilian strategic partnership and the Global South, while the Indian press also presents it as a setback for Trump's allies in Latin America.
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Times of India · The Hindu Business Line
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Bilateral Interests and Diplomacy · 7 of 38 countries
Jerusalem is measuring Lula's re-election in light of the Gaza war: the return of a virulent critic of Israel, and the defeat of a Netanyahu ally, weigh more than Brazil's electoral dispute.
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Jerusalem Post · Haaretz English
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Contestation and Brazilian Institutions · 13 of 38 countries
Rome first notes a Brazil split in two: the Italian press hails Lula's comeback, but dwells on Flávio Bolsonaro's refusal to acknowledge the result.
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La Repubblica · ANSA · Adnkronos +1
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Regional and American Reading · 18 of 38 countries
Vilnius takes away from the Brazilian election a halt to the conservative wave backed by Donald Trump in Latin America, more than the dispute over the result.
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15min · Verslo zinios
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Bilateral Interests and Diplomacy · 7 of 38 countries
Kuala Lumpur hails Lula's re-election as a victory for the Global South and seizes the opportunity to strengthen trade ties between ASEAN and Latin America.
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Malay Mail · The Sun MY · The Vibes
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Regional and American Reading · 18 of 38 countries
Mexico City takes away from this election the advantage of a preserved ally: Lula's re-election is seen through the Sheinbaum-Lula affinity and the isolation of the left in the face of the regional right.
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Reforma · El Financiero · El Informador +2
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Regional and American Reading · 18 of 38 countries
Abuja sees Lula's re-election as a setback for the Latin American conservative wave backed by Donald Trump, rather than just a Brazilian election.
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Premium Times · Vanguard Nigeria
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Regional and American Reading · 18 of 38 countries
Islamabad sees Lula's re-election as a setback for the right-wing wave allied with Donald Trump in Latin America, more than a Brazilian political episode.
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Geo News · ARY News · Business Recorder
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Bilateral Interests and Diplomacy · 7 of 38 countries
Lima takes note of Lula's re-election on the diplomatic front: President Keiko Fujimori congratulates the winner and is counting on the strategic alliance with Peru's main regional commercial partner.
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Gestión · El Comercio Perú · Andina +3
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Regional and American Reading · 18 of 38 countries
Manila sees Lula's re-election as a setback for the Latin American conservative wave and a defeat for the Trump administration, far more than an electoral dispute.
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Rappler · Inquirer · GMA News
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Contestation and Brazilian Institutions · 13 of 38 countries
Warsaw is particularly reeling from the institutional shock: a historic fourth term for Lula, and a Flávio Bolsonaro who refuses to concede defeat and is demanding the annulment of the election.
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Rzeczpospolita · RMF24 · Dziennik.pl
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Contestation and Brazilian Institutions · 13 of 38 countries
Lisbon measures Lula's re-election against the backdrop of Flávio Bolsonaro's challenge: a historic record that puts to the test the trust in Brazil's electoral institutions.
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Observador · SAPO Notícias · Jornal Económico +1
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Contestation and Brazilian Institutions · 13 of 38 countries
Bucharest notes the historic turnaround by Lula and the refusal of Flávio Bolsonaro, presented as an ally of Trump, to recognize an election he is seeking to have annulled.
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Mediafax · G4Media
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Contestation and Brazilian Institutions · 13 of 38 countries
London is gauging Brazil's democratic solidity: the British press hails Lula's unprecedented return and sounds the alarm over Flávio Bolsonaro's refusal, which it links to the precedent set by his father in 2022.
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BBC · The Guardian · The Independent +1
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Bilateral Interests and Diplomacy · 7 of 38 countries
Moscow sees Lula's re-election as an episode in the rivalry between Washington and the Global South, where external interference and Brazil's place in the BRICS weigh more heavily than the details of the electoral dispute.
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RT · TASS · Meduza +3
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Regional and American Reading · 18 of 38 countries
Dakar sees Lula's re-election as a Brazil that resists the Latin American right-wing wave supported by Donald Trump, more than a domestic policy issue.
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Dakaractu · PressAfrik
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Regional and American Reading · 18 of 38 countries
Stockholm takes away from this second round a fourth term won by a narrow margin and a loser who refuses to acknowledge the result, with the Brazilian institutions' performance in the background.
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Dagens Nyheter · Svenska Dagbladet · Aftonbladet
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Contestation and Brazilian Institutions · 13 of 38 countries
Bern is focused on the post-election aftermath: a historic re-election of Lula, but a Brazil divided in two, a loser who contests and a power that promises to be more difficult to exercise.
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Le Temps · SRF News
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Contestation and Brazilian Institutions · 13 of 38 countries
Kyiv soberly relays Lula's victory in the second round, first focusing on the arithmetic of the vote and the reversal of the first round, without dwelling on the Bolsonaro camp's contestation.
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NV Ukraine · TSN Ukraine
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Regional and American Reading · 18 of 38 countries
Montevideo takes from Lula's re-election a regional reading: Brazil remains a progressive bastion in the face of the right-wing wave supported by Trump, and the Uruguayan political class is looking for lessons there for its own chessboard.
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Subrayado · La Diaria · El Observador
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Regional and American Reading · 18 of 38 countries
Caracas hails Lula's re-election as a progressive bulwark against the regional right-wing shift backed by Donald Trump, and ties it to its own neighborhood ties with Brasília.
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El Pitazo · Contrapunto VE · El Nacional +1