Economist sees Lula as underdog in Brazil's tightest runoff since 1989
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Analyst Marcelo Angeletti says Brazil's presidential election is extremely close, with undecided voters likely to determine the winner. The race remains highly uncertain, and the outcome could hinge on late shifts in voter sentiment.
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Brazil's presidential runoff between incumbent Lula da Silva and challenger Flávio Bolsonaro is highly polarized and remains too close to call, with polls indicating a razor-thin margin. The outcome, scheduled for Sunday, will determine Brazil's political trajectory, environmental policy, and regional geopolitical alignment. Key uncertainties include voter turnout and late shifts among undecided voters.
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