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Brazil's Jair Bolsonaro To Congratulate "Whomever" Wins US Vote: Vice President
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, a Donald Trump ally who has conspicuously refrained from acknowledging Joe Biden's victory in the US presidential race, will congratulate "whomever is elected" when "the time is right," his vice president said Monday.
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Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva Leads Brazil 2018 Race, But Would Lose Runoff: Poll
Former Brazilian president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva currently leads the country's 2018 presidential race despite facing corruption charges, but would lose the runoff, a poll found Monday.
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Divided Brazil Votes for Next President
After a dramatic, hard-fought race, Brazilians elect their next president on Sunday, weighing 12 years of social progress against a yearning for economic revival, and for change.
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Brazilian Politician Marina Silva Still in Shock, Party Stunned by Candidate's Death
Brazilian environmentalist Marina Silva is still in shock from the death of presidential candidate Eduardo Campos and has not begun to consider whether she will run in his place, a close friend said on Thursday.
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Brazil's Jair Bolsonaro To Congratulate "Whomever" Wins US Vote: Vice President
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, a Donald Trump ally who has conspicuously refrained from acknowledging Joe Biden's victory in the US presidential race, will congratulate "whomever is elected" when "the time is right," his vice president said Monday.
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Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva Leads Brazil 2018 Race, But Would Lose Runoff: Poll
Former Brazilian president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva currently leads the country's 2018 presidential race despite facing corruption charges, but would lose the runoff, a poll found Monday.
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Divided Brazil Votes for Next President
After a dramatic, hard-fought race, Brazilians elect their next president on Sunday, weighing 12 years of social progress against a yearning for economic revival, and for change.
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Brazilian Politician Marina Silva Still in Shock, Party Stunned by Candidate's Death
Brazilian environmentalist Marina Silva is still in shock from the death of presidential candidate Eduardo Campos and has not begun to consider whether she will run in his place, a close friend said on Thursday.
