Far-Right Bolsonaro Beats Polls, , Pushes Lula to Run-Off in Brazil.
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This is a big defeat for the democratic center that saw its voters migrate to Bolsonaro in a polarized scenario, Arilton Freres, Curitiba-based Instituto Opinião,
via NBC News.
Lula starts ahead, but it won’t be easy for him, Arilton Freres, Curitiba-based Instituto Opinião,
via NBC News.
I understand there is a
desire from the population
for change, but some changes can be for the worse, Jair Bolsonaro, President of Brazil,
via NBC News.
The polls didn’t capture that growth. It leaves a bitter taste for the left, if we consider what the polls were showing, Rafael Cortez, Tendencias Consultoria,
via NBC News.
Brazil is much more polarized than many people thought, and governing will be difficult for whomever wins, Brian Winter, Americas Society/Council of the Americas, via NBC News.
I think the next few weeks will put heavy strain on Brazil’s democracy as these two men fight it out. Expect an ugly race that will leave scars, Brian Winter, Americas Society/Council of the Americas, via NBC News.
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