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Flávio Bolsonaro's party recognises Lula da Silva's victory, according to headlines from RTP, Diário de Notícias, Jornal de Notícias and Público. Argentina's Clarín reports the same recognition and adds that Flávio says he will lead the opposition.

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Portuguese and Spanish outlets present André Janones as the digital mastermind behind Lula da Silva's campaign, calling him the «general». Argentina's Clarín describes him as a «digital magician» who became a successful vote-gatherer on Brazilian social networks. El País says Janones turned Lula's election around through WhatsApp.

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According to the headlines, Lula's re-election in Brazil was welcomed internationally but contested by Bolsonaro. Le Figaro reports that Flávio Bolsonaro's party recognises Lula's re-election. Le Monde says Flávio Bolsonaro, isolated, is giving up on seeking annulment of the vote.

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According to the Frankfurter Allgemeine, Lula's historic victory could bring legal consequences. Der Spiegel reports that Bolsonaro's party recognises Lula da Silva's win, but with reservations. The Süddeutsche Zeitung says Trump is not getting the main prize he wanted from this election.

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According to Folha de S.Paulo, Melquiades says he lacks the emotional strength to endure the mockery following Flávio Bolsonaro's defeat.

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Bolsonaro's party accepts the results of Brazil's election, according to three outlets from Israel, Qatar and India. Haaretz highlights Lula's historic win, while Al Jazeera notes that Trump had called the vote 'rigged'.

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According to the headlines, Lula's re-election in Brazil was welcomed internationally but contested by Bolsonaro. Le Figaro reports that Flávio Bolsonaro's party recognises Lula's re-election. Le Monde says Flávio Bolsonaro, isolated, is giving up on seeking annulment of the vote.

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Several Brazilian and Portuguese outlets report that the PL party recognizes Lula's victory; Flávio Bolsonaro belongs to that party.

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Bolsonaro's party accepts the results of Brazil's election, according to three outlets from Israel, Qatar and India. Haaretz highlights Lula's historic win, while Al Jazeera notes that Trump had called the vote 'rigged'.

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Gazeta do Povo describes the visit as a call for dialogue between the branches of government, after the re-election.

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The CNBB congratulates Lula on his re-election and calls for attention to the poorest, according to Agência Brasil. Metrópoles and Folha de S.Paulo also report the congratulations; Folha says the CNBB calls for pacifying the country and makes an anti-abortion gesture.

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A German newspaper says Lula da Silva beat Flávio Bolsonaro in a result it describes as surprising. Several Latin American and Spanish outlets report that Flávio Bolsonaro's party recognises Lula's victory. El Universal says the party still raises questions about the election, and ABC says it will keep seeking answers.

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Several Brazilian and Portuguese outlets report that the PL party recognizes Lula's victory; Flávio Bolsonaro belongs to that party.

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A German newspaper says Lula da Silva beat Flávio Bolsonaro in a result it describes as surprising. Several Latin American and Spanish outlets report that Flávio Bolsonaro's party recognises Lula's victory. El Universal says the party still raises questions about the election, and ABC says it will keep seeking answers.

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A German newspaper says Lula da Silva beat Flávio Bolsonaro in a result it describes as surprising. Several Latin American and Spanish outlets report that Flávio Bolsonaro's party recognises Lula's victory. El Universal says the party still raises questions about the election, and ABC says it will keep seeking answers.

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Flávio Bolsonaro, who does not accept the defeat to Lula, said in an interview he would respect the result, according to Folha de S.Paulo. According to Metrópoles, the PL is divided over whether to take the defeat to court. ANSA and Clarín report that police took his passport and barred him from leaving the country, according to their headlines.

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Flávio Bolsonaro, who does not accept the defeat to Lula, said in an interview he would respect the result, according to Folha de S.Paulo. According to Metrópoles, the PL is divided over whether to take the defeat to court. ANSA and Clarín report that police took his passport and barred him from leaving the country, according to their headlines.

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Several outlets from different countries report that Lula has won a fourth presidential term in Brazil. The Express Tribune says Flavio Bolsonaro refuses to concede defeat, while the Dhaka Tribune says Bolsonaro seeks to annul the result. The BBC and MyJoyOnline describe the win as a dramatic comeback. Dawn and Al Jazeera ask what the fourth term will mean for the country, without giving answers.

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Outlets frame Lula's runoff victory as an event that reshapes Latin America's political map. RPP (Peru) asks why Lula won and points to public security as a central challenge in Brazil. Gazeta do Povo (Brazil) says the re-election keeps Brazil politically isolated in the region.

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Flávio Bolsonaro refuses to concede defeat to Lula, according to three headlines from newspapers in different countries. The Kyiv Independent highlights that Lula, described as a would-be Ukraine peace mediator, won Brazil's election, without saying what the mediation involves.

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Several Brazilian and Portuguese outlets report that the PL party recognizes Lula's victory; Flávio Bolsonaro belongs to that party.

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A German newspaper says Lula da Silva beat Flávio Bolsonaro in a result it describes as surprising. Several Latin American and Spanish outlets report that Flávio Bolsonaro's party recognises Lula's victory. El Universal says the party still raises questions about the election, and ABC says it will keep seeking answers.

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Gazeta do Povo describes the visit as a call for dialogue between the branches of government, after the re-election.

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Folha de S.Paulo and Diário de Notícias say he is pursuing a lawsuit against Lula for abuse of power. Metrópoles attributes the information to Flávio's allies.

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Outlets frame Lula's runoff victory as an event that reshapes Latin America's political map. RPP (Peru) asks why Lula won and points to public security as a central challenge in Brazil. Gazeta do Povo (Brazil) says the re-election keeps Brazil politically isolated in the region.

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Folha de S.Paulo and Diário de Notícias say he is pursuing a lawsuit against Lula for abuse of power. Metrópoles attributes the information to Flávio's allies.

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The CNBB congratulates Lula on his re-election and calls for attention to the poorest, according to Agência Brasil. Metrópoles and Folha de S.Paulo also report the congratulations; Folha says the CNBB calls for pacifying the country and makes an anti-abortion gesture.

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Several outlets from different countries report that Lula has won a fourth presidential term in Brazil. The Express Tribune says Flavio Bolsonaro refuses to concede defeat, while the Dhaka Tribune says Bolsonaro seeks to annul the result. The BBC and MyJoyOnline describe the win as a dramatic comeback. Dawn and Al Jazeera ask what the fourth term will mean for the country, without giving answers.

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The CNBB congratulates Lula on his re-election and calls for attention to the poorest, according to Agência Brasil. Metrópoles and Folha de S.Paulo also report the congratulations; Folha says the CNBB calls for pacifying the country and makes an anti-abortion gesture.

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Donald Trump says Brazil's elections were rigged and that Lula's victory was corrupt, according to El Universal, ABC and Clarín. ABC reports that Trump backs Bolsonaro's position on the result.

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Outlets frame Lula's runoff victory as an event that reshapes Latin America's political map. RPP (Peru) asks why Lula won and points to public security as a central challenge in Brazil. Gazeta do Povo (Brazil) says the re-election keeps Brazil politically isolated in the region.

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Donald Trump says Brazil's elections were rigged and that Lula's victory was corrupt, according to El Universal, ABC and Clarín. ABC reports that Trump backs Bolsonaro's position on the result.

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Lula da Silva was re-elected president of Brazil, which would give him a fourth term, according to headlines in Carta de Moçambique and A Nação. Diário de Notícias describes the fourth term as the most challenging of Lula's life. La Nación focuses mainly on when Lula da Silva will take office for the new term.

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Folha de S.Paulo and Diário de Notícias say he is pursuing a lawsuit against Lula for abuse of power. Metrópoles attributes the information to Flávio's allies.

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Portuguese and Spanish outlets present André Janones as the digital mastermind behind Lula da Silva's campaign, calling him the «general». Argentina's Clarín describes him as a «digital magician» who became a successful vote-gatherer on Brazilian social networks. El País says Janones turned Lula's election around through WhatsApp.

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Gazeta do Povo describes the visit as a call for dialogue between the branches of government, after the re-election.

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Flávio Bolsonaro, who does not accept the defeat to Lula, said in an interview he would respect the result, according to Folha de S.Paulo. According to Metrópoles, the PL is divided over whether to take the defeat to court. ANSA and Clarín report that police took his passport and barred him from leaving the country, according to their headlines.

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Folha de S.Paulo adds that the vice criticizes the PL for questioning the result.

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Three Brazilian outlets report that a Military Police vehicle ran over a motorcyclist in Santa Catarina. Metrópoles places the incident during a festival supporting Lula.

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Gazeta do Povo describes the visit as a call for dialogue between the branches of government, after the re-election.

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Portuguese and Spanish outlets present André Janones as the digital mastermind behind Lula da Silva's campaign, calling him the «general». Argentina's Clarín describes him as a «digital magician» who became a successful vote-gatherer on Brazilian social networks. El País says Janones turned Lula's election around through WhatsApp.

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Portuguese and Spanish outlets present André Janones as the digital mastermind behind Lula da Silva's campaign, calling him the «general». Argentina's Clarín describes him as a «digital magician» who became a successful vote-gatherer on Brazilian social networks. El País says Janones turned Lula's election around through WhatsApp.

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Several outlets from different countries report that Lula has won a fourth presidential term in Brazil. The Express Tribune says Flavio Bolsonaro refuses to concede defeat, while the Dhaka Tribune says Bolsonaro seeks to annul the result. The BBC and MyJoyOnline describe the win as a dramatic comeback. Dawn and Al Jazeera ask what the fourth term will mean for the country, without giving answers.

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Flávio Bolsonaro refuses to concede defeat to Lula, according to three headlines from newspapers in different countries. The Kyiv Independent highlights that Lula, described as a would-be Ukraine peace mediator, won Brazil's election, without saying what the mediation involves.

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World leaders congratulated Lula on his victory in Brazil, according to El Universal, while Trump and Milei stayed silent. Metrópoles links Milei's silence about Lula to a crisis between Brazil and Argentina.

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Outlets frame Lula's runoff victory as an event that reshapes Latin America's political map. RPP (Peru) asks why Lula won and points to public security as a central challenge in Brazil. Gazeta do Povo (Brazil) says the re-election keeps Brazil politically isolated in the region.

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Expresso and Observador treat the revision of the 1974 law on demonstrations as a topic under debate; Expresso reports Ventura challenging the left to revise it, and Observador poses it as an open question on whether parliament should. RTP attributes the challenge to parliament to the Public Prosecutor's Office, which calls for revising the law on the right to demonstrate.

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According to Semana, the São Paulo stock exchange fell 17% and the real lost 12.2% after Lula da Silva's victory. La Tercera reports that the Santiago stock exchange fell after Lula da Silva's triumph, while ABC describes the São Paulo exchange's drop as following the left's victory.

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Javier Milei has stayed silent on Lula's election victory in Brazil, according to El Comercio. Other world leaders congratulated Lula, while Trump and Milei remained silent, El Universal reports. Metrópoles links Milei's silence to a worsening crisis between Brazil and Argentina.

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According to the headlines, Lula's re-election in Brazil was welcomed internationally but contested by Bolsonaro. Le Figaro reports that Flávio Bolsonaro's party recognises Lula's re-election. Le Monde says Flávio Bolsonaro, isolated, is giving up on seeking annulment of the vote.

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Several outlets from different countries report that Lula has won Brazil's election, while Bolsonaro rejects the results. One headline calls the victory unlikely and another refers to a fourth term for Lula, but the headlines give no details about the vote.

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According to Folha de S.Paulo, Melquiades says he lacks the emotional strength to endure the mockery following Flávio Bolsonaro's defeat.

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Jornal de Notícias reports that local authorities are ruling out tolls at the entrances to Porto and Lisbon, with no alternative offered. RTP reports that Lisbon and Porto give victory to Lula.

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Several outlets from different countries report that Lula has won Brazil's election, while Bolsonaro rejects the results. One headline calls the victory unlikely and another refers to a fourth term for Lula, but the headlines give no details about the vote.

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Folha de S.Paulo says it was the first time the mechanism had been triggered since 2020, while Metrópoles links the sharp drop in the Ibovespa to Lula's re-election.

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Pedro Sánchez says he will repeat Lula's comeback from Brazil in Spain, according to El Comercio. Susana Díaz says there is fear in the PP over a possible comeback by Pedro Sánchez in the Spanish elections. Metrópoles reports that Janones has been invited to help Pedro Sánchez in the Spanish elections.

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Lula da Silva was re-elected president of Brazil, which would give him a fourth term, according to headlines in Carta de Moçambique and A Nação. Diário de Notícias describes the fourth term as the most challenging of Lula's life. La Nación focuses mainly on when Lula da Silva will take office for the new term.

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According to Semana, the São Paulo stock exchange fell 17% and the real lost 12.2% after Lula da Silva's victory. La Tercera reports that the Santiago stock exchange fell after Lula da Silva's triumph, while ABC describes the São Paulo exchange's drop as following the left's victory.

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Lula da Silva has been re-elected president of Brazil, narrowly according to RTP, or with an unprecedented turnaround in the runoff according to Jornal de Notícias. Público describes the election as a day of nerves and chaos, while Diário de Notícias only reports the re-election. RPP reports that Lula beat Flavio Bolsonaro in the runoff. Several foreign leaders, including South Korea's Lee, congratulated Lula on his re-election.

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