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Gazeta do Povo reports that the opinion responds to a request from Flávio to take the channel down.

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Several Spanish and Latin American outlets cover Brazil's runoff between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, described as an extremely close contest. According to ABC, the two candidates arrive technically tied ahead of the second round. Clarín describes a country split in two, with votes being contested one by one. El Mundo frames the election as a choice between two visions of the country for Latin America's largest power.

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After Brazil's electoral debate, several outlets report candidates trying to win over undecided voters. Metrópoles says a brawl between candidates discouraged undecided voters, while RTP cites experts who believe the debate helped them.

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Folha de S.Paulo frames the story as a roundup of public figures declaring their votes between Lula and Flávio, without naming the former ministers.

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The second round between Lula and Bolsonaro opened polling stations in Brazil, according to Le Figaro. Libération calls the day decisive and the second round ultra-tight, quoting the claim that the country is about to fall into fascism's grip. Le Devoir reports that Lula and Bolsonaro mobilised thousands of supporters on the eve of the vote.

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On the eve of Brazil's runoff election, thousands of supporters of Lula and Bolsonaro held rallies, according to the headlines. The Guardian reports tens of thousands of Lula supporters, while Al Jazeera and The Japan Times refer to thousands.

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The Electoral Prosecutor's Office recommends closing the case over the so-called «Sigilo Challenge», involving Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro.

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Folha de S.Paulo reports that activists hung banners in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro about the same case, which Lula cited against Flávio Bolsonaro. Metrópoles quotes Ana Clara's mother saying "he didn't even look me in the eyes".

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Folha de S.Paulo reports that activists hung banners in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro about the same case, which Lula cited against Flávio Bolsonaro. Metrópoles quotes Ana Clara's mother saying "he didn't even look me in the eyes".

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According to ABC, Lula and Bolsonaro are technically tied ahead of Brazil's presidential runoff. Several Spanish-language outlets are running live coverage and polling-hour reports, without giving results. El Universal and El Comercio frame the vote as a contest between Lula da Silva and Jair Bolsonaro.

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Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula faced off in the last televised debate before Brazil's runoff election, according to Metrópoles and Observador. El País says Lula put Bolsonaro on the defensive, and ABC reports Bolsonaro was forced to apologise for calling Lula «nine fingers». El Comercio describes the debate as a clash over the economy, security and corruption, while Folha de S.Paulo ran a podcast analysing both candidates' strategies.

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Outlets describe Brazil's presidential runoff between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro as a very tight race. El País says the election will be decisive for Latin America, while Jornal de Notícias describes a divided Brazil.

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Several Brazilian polls give Flávio Bolsonaro a narrow lead over Lula in the runoff, in valid votes, with figures between 50.7% and 55%. La Tercera, citing the latest Datafolha and Quaest polls before the runoff, gives Flávio 51% and Lula 49%.

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The Electoral Prosecutor's Office recommends closing the case over the so-called «Sigilo Challenge», involving Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro.

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Folha de S.Paulo frames the story as a roundup of public figures declaring their votes between Lula and Flávio, without naming the former ministers.

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Folha de S.Paulo frames the story as a roundup of public figures declaring their votes between Lula and Flávio, without naming the former ministers.

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According to Semana, the runoff between Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula is a «voto finish», likely to be decided in the final moments of the campaign. A final poll, cited by La Nación, points to a technical tie, with Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro at 46 to 47. Clarín reports that, according to Brazilian media, Lula did not win the debate, but Flávio's mistakes benefited him. In the last debate, according to El Comercio, the two candidates attacked each other on the economy, security and corruption.

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Brazil's election debates are presented as a way to win over undecided voters, according to Observador and Clarín. RTP says experts believe the debate helped undecided voters. Folha de S.Paulo followed undecided voters, who are settling their vote without overcoming their dissatisfaction with the options.

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Brazil's electoral court ordered the removal of an audio clip with false claims about poll workers, posted by the 'Tropa do Flávio' channel. Gazeta do Povo says the audio is from Gayer, and that the court refused to suspend the channel.

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Several Brazilian polls give Flávio Bolsonaro a narrow lead over Lula in the runoff, in valid votes, with figures between 50.7% and 55%. La Tercera, citing the latest Datafolha and Quaest polls before the runoff, gives Flávio 51% and Lula 49%.

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The last debate between Lula and Flávio was marked by the phrase «nove dedos», attributed to Lula, and by the Ana Clara case, according to Folha de S.Paulo. The Jornal de Notícias says both candidates lowered their tone to win over undecided voters, mentioning hunger and whisky. Metrópoles claims that, if the debate had decided it, Lula would have won 8 to 5, while ABC reports that Bolsonaro was forced to apologise for calling Lula «nueve dedos».

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The last debate between Lula and Flávio was marked by the phrase «nove dedos», attributed to Lula, and by the Ana Clara case, according to Folha de S.Paulo. The Jornal de Notícias says both candidates lowered their tone to win over undecided voters, mentioning hunger and whisky. Metrópoles claims that, if the debate had decided it, Lula would have won 8 to 5, while ABC reports that Bolsonaro was forced to apologise for calling Lula «nueve dedos».

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According to Semana, the runoff between Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula is a «voto finish», likely to be decided in the final moments of the campaign. A final poll, cited by La Nación, points to a technical tie, with Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro at 46 to 47. Clarín reports that, according to Brazilian media, Lula did not win the debate, but Flávio's mistakes benefited him. In the last debate, according to El Comercio, the two candidates attacked each other on the economy, security and corruption.

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Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula faced off in the last televised debate before Brazil's runoff election, according to Metrópoles and Observador. El País says Lula put Bolsonaro on the defensive, and ABC reports Bolsonaro was forced to apologise for calling Lula «nine fingers». El Comercio describes the debate as a clash over the economy, security and corruption, while Folha de S.Paulo ran a podcast analysing both candidates' strategies.

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Several Spanish and Latin American outlets cover Brazil's runoff between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, described as an extremely close contest. According to ABC, the two candidates arrive technically tied ahead of the second round. Clarín describes a country split in two, with votes being contested one by one. El Mundo frames the election as a choice between two visions of the country for Latin America's largest power.

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Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula faced off in the last televised debate before Brazil's runoff election, according to Metrópoles and Observador. El País says Lula put Bolsonaro on the defensive, and ABC reports Bolsonaro was forced to apologise for calling Lula «nine fingers». El Comercio describes the debate as a clash over the economy, security and corruption, while Folha de S.Paulo ran a podcast analysing both candidates' strategies.

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Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro faced each other in the final televised debate of Brazil's election campaign, broadcast by Globo. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Globo adopted stricter rules, which lowered the temperature of the clash. ABC reports that Bolsonaro was forced to apologise for calling Lula «nueve dedos» during the debate.

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Newspapers in Brazil and Portugal cover the final debate before the second round between Lula and Flávio, focusing on the candidates' strategies. Gazeta do Povo describes a “bluff” by Lula over the secrecy challenge, while Público mentions the usual promises and accusations. El País says Lula put Bolsonaro on the defensive in the last debate before the polls.

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The debate between Lula and Flávio aired on Globo; Folha de S.Paulo says Lula won on points, while Metrópoles says Flávio won 9 to 1.

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The last debate between Lula and Flávio was marked by the phrase «nove dedos», attributed to Lula, and by the Ana Clara case, according to Folha de S.Paulo. The Jornal de Notícias says both candidates lowered their tone to win over undecided voters, mentioning hunger and whisky. Metrópoles claims that, if the debate had decided it, Lula would have won 8 to 5, while ABC reports that Bolsonaro was forced to apologise for calling Lula «nueve dedos».

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Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula faced off in the last televised debate before Brazil's runoff election, according to Metrópoles and Observador. El País says Lula put Bolsonaro on the defensive, and ABC reports Bolsonaro was forced to apologise for calling Lula «nine fingers». El Comercio describes the debate as a clash over the economy, security and corruption, while Folha de S.Paulo ran a podcast analysing both candidates' strategies.

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The debate between Lula and Flávio aired on Globo; Folha de S.Paulo says Lula won on points, while Metrópoles says Flávio won 9 to 1.

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The last debate between Lula and Flávio was marked by the phrase «nove dedos», attributed to Lula, and by the Ana Clara case, according to Folha de S.Paulo. The Jornal de Notícias says both candidates lowered their tone to win over undecided voters, mentioning hunger and whisky. Metrópoles claims that, if the debate had decided it, Lula would have won 8 to 5, while ABC reports that Bolsonaro was forced to apologise for calling Lula «nueve dedos».

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Lula's campaign is reportedly bringing Freixo, Boulos and Marielle's mother to the Globo debate, according to Metrópoles. Gazeta do Povo describes the guests chosen by Lula and Flávio as strategic picks meant to put pressure on the debate.

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The last televised debate between Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula aired on Globo, with stricter rules according to Folha de S.Paulo. El País says Lula put Bolsonaro on the defensive, while ABC reports Bolsonaro was forced to apologise for calling Lula «nine fingers».

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During Brazil's second presidential debate, Lula said Bolsonaro does not know Brazil, according to El País and Metrópoles. RPP reports that Flávio Bolsonaro called Lula «nine fingers» and then apologised.

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Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro met in the last televised debate of the election, broadcast by Globo. Folha de S.Paulo describes the debate as civilised and says Lula won on points.

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Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro met in the last televised debate of the election, broadcast by Globo. Folha de S.Paulo describes the debate as civilised and says Lula won on points.

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Lula says that, without the PT government, the minimum wage would be R$ 900. Colombian outlet Semana covers the minimum wage differently, citing a technical increase of 8 % and a political one of 10 %.

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A Spanish paper says Brazil cannot afford Bolsonaro's cuts, while a Portuguese paper frames the country's future as being decided on social media. Nigeria's Punch says Neymar backs Flavio Bolsonaro, and Colombia's Semana says Neymar chose between Bolsonaro and Lula. According to Brazil's Metrópoles, in a debate Lula says Flávio Bolsonaro does not know Brazil.

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Lula says that, without the PT government, the minimum wage would be R$ 900. Colombian outlet Semana covers the minimum wage differently, citing a technical increase of 8 % and a political one of 10 %.

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In the last debate between Lula and Flávio, Flávio's remark about Lula's «nine fingers» and the Ana Clara case stood out, according to Folha de S.Paulo and Metrópoles. Jornal de Notícias describes the same debate as one where both candidates lowered their tone to win over undecided voters.

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During the Globo debate, Flávio Bolsonaro did not answer Lula on the «bolsa-farelo», according to Metrópoles. Folha de S.Paulo describes the debate as civil and says Lula beat Flávio on points.

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During Brazil's second presidential debate, Lula said Bolsonaro does not know Brazil, according to El País and Metrópoles. RPP reports that Flávio Bolsonaro called Lula «nine fingers» and then apologised.

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Lula's campaign is reportedly bringing Freixo, Boulos and Marielle's mother to the Globo debate, according to Metrópoles. Gazeta do Povo describes the guests chosen by Lula and Flávio as strategic picks meant to put pressure on the debate.

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The PT campaign asked the TSE, as a preventive measure, to keep the 'Exército do Lula' from being taken down. Big techs and Meta tell the TSE they found no irregularity in the 'Exército do Lula' nor any breach of their policies.

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During Brazil's second presidential debate, Lula said Bolsonaro does not know Brazil, according to El País and Metrópoles. RPP reports that Flávio Bolsonaro called Lula «nine fingers» and then apologised.

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The PT campaign asked the TSE, as a preventive measure, to keep the 'Exército do Lula' from being taken down. Big techs and Meta tell the TSE they found no irregularity in the 'Exército do Lula' nor any breach of their policies.

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Several Brazilian polls give Flávio Bolsonaro a narrow lead over Lula in the runoff, in valid votes, with figures between 50.7% and 55%. La Tercera, citing the latest Datafolha and Quaest polls before the runoff, gives Flávio 51% and Lula 49%.

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Lula's campaign is reportedly bringing Freixo, Boulos and Marielle's mother to the Globo debate, according to Metrópoles. Gazeta do Povo describes the guests chosen by Lula and Flávio as strategic picks meant to put pressure on the debate.

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Newspapers report on the final debate before the runoff between Lula and Flávio, with each candidate preparing a strategy.

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According to Vox Brasil, as cited by Metrópoles, Flávio Bolsonaro has 47.1% rejection and Lula 44.8%. Público and Observador frame the runoff as a choice between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, with Público stressing the role of social media. NPR presents the race as a clash between Lula's legacy and the Bolsonaro dynasty, while Punch reports that Neymar backs Flávio Bolsonaro. La Nación reports the last face-off between Lula and Bolsonaro before the runoff, and El País reports that Brazil cannot afford Bolsonaro's cuts.

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Lula's campaign is reportedly bringing Freixo, Boulos and Marielle's mother to the Globo debate, according to Metrópoles. Gazeta do Povo describes the guests chosen by Lula and Flávio as strategic picks meant to put pressure on the debate.

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Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula faced off in the last televised debate before Brazil's runoff election, according to Metrópoles and Observador. El País says Lula put Bolsonaro on the defensive, and ABC reports Bolsonaro was forced to apologise for calling Lula «nine fingers». El Comercio describes the debate as a clash over the economy, security and corruption, while Folha de S.Paulo ran a podcast analysing both candidates' strategies.

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Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula faced off in the last televised debate before Brazil's runoff election, according to Metrópoles and Observador. El País says Lula put Bolsonaro on the defensive, and ABC reports Bolsonaro was forced to apologise for calling Lula «nine fingers». El Comercio describes the debate as a clash over the economy, security and corruption, while Folha de S.Paulo ran a podcast analysing both candidates' strategies.

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Gazeta do Povo reports where Flávio and Lula will follow the second-round count.

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Three Brazilian outlets report polls giving Flávio Bolsonaro the larger share of valid votes in the Federal District. Metrópoles and Folha de S.Paulo cite the same Datafolha poll, with 55% for Flávio and 45% for Lula.

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Social movements and activists protested at the TSE against a decision by minister Mendonça in the Ana Clara case, according to Agência Brasil and Folha de S.Paulo. Metrópoles reports the same protest and its criticism of Mendonça's decision, linking it to a post by Lula. Folha de S.Paulo links Mendonça's decision to a case favourable to Flávio.

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Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro faced each other in the final televised debate of Brazil's election campaign, broadcast by Globo. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Globo adopted stricter rules, which lowered the temperature of the clash. ABC reports that Bolsonaro was forced to apologise for calling Lula «nueve dedos» during the debate.

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A Tribunal Superior Eleitoral minister ruled that the “Exército do Lula” channel cannot be suspended. Folha de S.Paulo adds that the ruling responds to a request from the PT campaign and came on the eve of the election.

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Metrópoles adds that Eduardo talks about calling in marines.

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Folha de S.Paulo says fund managers expect volatility in the stock market and the real after the second round, according to Citi. Gazeta do Povo reports that Lula's approval rating remains tight on the eve of the second round.

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A Tribunal Superior Eleitoral minister ruled that the “Exército do Lula” channel cannot be suspended. Folha de S.Paulo adds that the ruling responds to a request from the PT campaign and came on the eve of the election.

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A Spanish paper says Brazil cannot afford Bolsonaro's cuts, while a Portuguese paper frames the country's future as being decided on social media. Nigeria's Punch says Neymar backs Flavio Bolsonaro, and Colombia's Semana says Neymar chose between Bolsonaro and Lula. According to Brazil's Metrópoles, in a debate Lula says Flávio Bolsonaro does not know Brazil.

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A Tribunal Superior Eleitoral minister ruled that the “Exército do Lula” channel cannot be suspended. Folha de S.Paulo adds that the ruling responds to a request from the PT campaign and came on the eve of the election.

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The PT campaign asked the TSE, as a preventive measure, to keep the 'Exército do Lula' from being taken down. Big techs and Meta tell the TSE they found no irregularity in the 'Exército do Lula' nor any breach of their policies.

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A Spanish paper says Brazil cannot afford Bolsonaro's cuts, while a Portuguese paper frames the country's future as being decided on social media. Nigeria's Punch says Neymar backs Flavio Bolsonaro, and Colombia's Semana says Neymar chose between Bolsonaro and Lula. According to Brazil's Metrópoles, in a debate Lula says Flávio Bolsonaro does not know Brazil.

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Newspapers in Brazil and Portugal cover the final debate before the second round between Lula and Flávio, focusing on the candidates' strategies. Gazeta do Povo describes a “bluff” by Lula over the secrecy challenge, while Público mentions the usual promises and accusations. El País says Lula put Bolsonaro on the defensive in the last debate before the polls.

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Newspapers in Brazil and Portugal cover the final debate before the second round between Lula and Flávio, focusing on the candidates' strategies. Gazeta do Povo describes a “bluff” by Lula over the secrecy challenge, while Público mentions the usual promises and accusations. El País says Lula put Bolsonaro on the defensive in the last debate before the polls.

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One outlet reports that Flávio Bolsonaro's training for the Globo debate included Tarcísio playing Lula. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Lula's campaign will bring to the debate the mother of Ana Clara, a girl killed by a military police officer that Flávio defends. Gazeta do Povo focuses on the time of the debate between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro on Globo.

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A Spanish paper says Brazil cannot afford Bolsonaro's cuts, while a Portuguese paper frames the country's future as being decided on social media. Nigeria's Punch says Neymar backs Flavio Bolsonaro, and Colombia's Semana says Neymar chose between Bolsonaro and Lula. According to Brazil's Metrópoles, in a debate Lula says Flávio Bolsonaro does not know Brazil.

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One outlet reports that Flávio Bolsonaro's training for the Globo debate included Tarcísio playing Lula. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Lula's campaign will bring to the debate the mother of Ana Clara, a girl killed by a military police officer that Flávio defends. Gazeta do Povo focuses on the time of the debate between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro on Globo.

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According to Vox, Lula has 50.6% of valid votes against 49.4% for Flávio Bolsonaro. A Datafolha poll in the Federal District gives Flávio Bolsonaro 55% of valid votes against 45% for Lula.

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According to Vox Brasil, as cited by Metrópoles, Flávio Bolsonaro has 47.1% rejection and Lula 44.8%. Público and Observador frame the runoff as a choice between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, with Público stressing the role of social media. NPR presents the race as a clash between Lula's legacy and the Bolsonaro dynasty, while Punch reports that Neymar backs Flávio Bolsonaro. La Nación reports the last face-off between Lula and Bolsonaro before the runoff, and El País reports that Brazil cannot afford Bolsonaro's cuts.

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According to Vox, Lula has 50.6% of valid votes against 49.4% for Flávio Bolsonaro. A Datafolha poll in the Federal District gives Flávio Bolsonaro 55% of valid votes against 45% for Lula.

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The Hindu (IN) says Lula and Bolsonaro will clash once more before Brazil's vote. Público (PT) states that Brazil's future is being decided on social media, in the Lula–Bolsonaro contest. NPR (US) frames the runoff as Lula's legacy against Bolsonaro's dynasty. El País (ES) argues that Brazil cannot afford Bolsonaro's cuts.

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Folha de S.Paulo reports that Janones announced a 24-hour live broadcast by the 'Exército do Lula' after the debate. Metrópoles says Freixo, Boulos and Marielle's mother are expected to accompany Lula at the debate. Gazeta do Povo focuses on the debate's timing, with no further details in its headline.

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Gazeta do Povo reports that Lula asks Mendonça to act as arbiter of sigilo disclosure and presses Flávio.

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