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Lula re-elected in 2026 Brazilian presidential runoff

78 clusters · 2500 sources · last updated

Latest: Flávio Bolsonaro wins presidential vote at Papuda prison complex

As of October 26, 2026, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has secured re-election as President of Brazil, defeating Senator Flávio Bolsonaro in a highly polarized runoff. The final count shows Lula receiving 51.79% of valid vote

[ACTIVE] [HEALTH] [BR] [CM] [BH]

Brazil cancer burden, screening, treatment & legislation

34 clusters · 248 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazil's SUS reports increase in breast reconstruction surgeries

Brazil is advancing legislative and policy measures to address its rising cancer burden. The Senate's Social Affairs Commission (CAS) is reviewing a project to improve the National Cancer Patient Navigation Program to op

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Brazil meal and food voucher regulation

10 clusters · 26 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazil to implement interoperability for meal and food vouchers

Brazil has implemented Decree No. 12.712/2025 to standardize the administration of meal and food vouchers (vale-alimentação and vale-refeição) across all employers. The regulation establishes a maximum Merchant Discount

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Brazil real estate market trends 2026

26 clusters · 74 sources · last updated

Latest: Rio de Janeiro real estate prices rise 4.8% amid neighborhood shifts

Brazil’s residential real estate market is characterized by high purchase intentions, which reached a historic 52% in late 2026, even as high interest rates persist. While property remains a primary tool for wealth prese

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Brazilian reliance on supplementary income

2 clusters · 4 sources · last updated

Latest: Serasa survey: 60% of Brazilians rely on extra income

Recent studies indicate a growing trend of Brazilian workers seeking supplementary income through informal side jobs, known as ‘bicos’. An initial study by Instituto Cidades Sustentáveis and Ipsos-Ipec found that 61% of

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Digital payment adoption and Pix stability in Brazil

9 clusters · 95 sources · last updated

Latest: Pix surpasses 1 billion registered keys in Brazil

Brazil is experiencing a significant decline in cash usage, driven largely by the widespread adoption of Pix, an instant-payment system. By 2025, cash accounted for only 12% of point-of-sale value in Brazil, the lowest s

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