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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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Trump has reportedly lowered some tariffs on Canada to help a Maine lawmaker's re-election bid, according to the South China Morning Post and Clarín. The Republican senator fighting for her seat in Maine announces, according to El País, that she secured tariff exemptions for Canada from Trump.

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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 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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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 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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Trump has reportedly lowered some tariffs on Canada to help a Maine lawmaker's re-election bid, according to the South China Morning Post and Clarín. The Republican senator fighting for her seat in Maine announces, according to El País, that she secured tariff exemptions for Canada from Trump.

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Israel has ordered its army to prepare to fully close the West Bank after an attack, according to Sky News and ABC News. The South China Morning Post attributes the order to Netanyahu and refers to a deadly shoot-out at a checkpoint. NPR reports that soldiers killed two men described as allegedly behind an attack, and that Israel ordered the West Bank closed. The Hindu links Netanyahu's order to an attack that wounded Israelis ahead of an election.

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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that New Hampshire may ban the use of student IDs to vote, according to CBS News. Fox News describes the same decision as blocking the use of those cards as voter identification in New Hampshire. ABC News reports that the decision lets the state fully prohibit those cards in the midterm elections.

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A court ruling requires the government to provide transport for indigenous voters, according to RTP and Observador. Folha de S.Paulo reports that organisations are demanding electoral transport for indigenous and quilombola voters in the second round.

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Netanyahu ordered a total closure of the West Bank after a shooting attack on Israelis, according to the headlines. One headline places the attack days before the elections, and another describes a shooting ahead of Israel's elections. Diário de Notícias adds that the blockade comes with the announcement of a large-scale Israeli military operation.

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Netanyahu ordered a total closure of the West Bank after a shooting attack on Israelis, according to the headlines. One headline places the attack days before the elections, and another describes a shooting ahead of Israel's elections. Diário de Notícias adds that the blockade comes with the announcement of a large-scale Israeli military operation.

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Feijóo talks about the minimum wage in the Spanish election campaign and promises an income tax cut in 2027, according to El Mundo. In a debate, Flávio Bolsonaro promises to raise the minimum wage above inflation, says Metrópoles. Semana, from Colombia, writes that the technical figure points to 8% and the political one to 10% for the minimum wage increase.

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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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Donald Trump says he is entitled to run again because, he claims, his 2020 victory was stolen. Observador reports the same statement without the claim about the stolen victory.

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A court ruling requires the government to provide transport for indigenous voters, according to RTP and Observador. Folha de S.Paulo reports that organisations are demanding electoral transport for indigenous and quilombola voters in the second round.

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Luisa González, a former presidential candidate and the main political rival of President Noboa, has been detained in Ecuador, according to El País and RTP. ABC reports the arrest is linked to alleged money laundering.

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Venezuelans took to the streets to call for elections, in the first national protest in nearly two years.

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Ahead of the second round, Datafolha gives Celina Leão 54% and Leandro Grass 37% in the race for the Federal District governorship. Folha de S.Paulo publishes the figures for both candidates, without detailing them in its headline.

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Venezuelans took to the streets to call for elections, in the first national protest in nearly two years.

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Venezuelans took to the streets to call for elections, in the first national protest in nearly two years.

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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that New Hampshire may ban the use of student IDs to vote, according to CBS News. Fox News describes the same decision as blocking the use of those cards as voter identification in New Hampshire. ABC News reports that the decision lets the state fully prohibit those cards in the midterm elections.

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The New York Times says Chris Pappas could make history in the New Hampshire Senate race. Fox News, in a poll, describes the Maine Senate race as a very close contest. PBS NewsHour gathered what Maine voters say about the Collins-Jackson Senate race.

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The Amazonas electoral court says free transport for Indigenous voters in the Vale do Javari for the second round is guaranteed. RTP and Observador describe the same decision as an order requiring the government to provide that transport.

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Dawn and Geo News, from Pakistan, say readers need to know what is at stake in the 2026 US midterm elections. The New York Times says the dangers of artificial intelligence are embedded in the midterm elections.

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