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Brazil 2026 election: Lula family under legal scrutiny

301 clusters · 1161 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazil Public Security Commission invites lobbyist Roberta Luchsinger

The 2026 Brazilian presidential race has intensified as legal investigations into President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s son, Fábio Luís ‘Lulinha’ da Silva, deepen. Federal Police are investigating suspected influence ped

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Omar Aziz elected Governor of Amazonas

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Latest: Amazonas Governors Roberto Cidade and Omar Aziz to meet for transition

Senator Omar Aziz (PSD) has been elected Governor of Amazonas in the 2026 second-round runoff. With 80.72% of the results processed, Aziz secured 59.39% of the valid votes (1,022,295 votes), defeating Maria do Carmo (PL)

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Brazilian political party funding and congress shifts

6 clusters · 39 sources · last updated

Latest: PL emerges as largest party in Brazil's 2026 gubernatorial elections

The 2026 elections have significantly reshaped the Brazilian Congress for the 2027–2030 legislature. The Liberal Party (PL) emerged as the dominant force, increasing its seat count from 97 to 121 deputies and securing 28

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Acre 2026 governorship race intensifies

11 clusters · 28 sources · last updated

Latest: Mailza and Jéssica Sales lead political march in Cruzeiro do Sul

In early August, the Avança Acre coalition officially launched the re-election bid of Governor Mailza Assis (Progressistas) with a historic ticket pairing her with former deputy Jéssica Sales (MDB), the first all-female

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Augusto Cury presidential candidacy in Brazil

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Latest: Augusto Cury endorses Flávio Bolsonaro for presidential runoff

Augusto Cury, the Avante party candidate for Brazil’s 2026 presidency, positioned himself as a ‘third way’ alternative to the polarization between Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and the Bolsonaro family. Following the first r

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