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Published on: 02/10/2026 - 16:01
Still little known at the national level a few months ago, 45-year-old senator Flavio Bolsonaro is now neck and neck with current President Lula in the polls. Brazil could thus be added to the long list of Latin American countries to have shifted to the right or even the far right in recent months.
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