Brazil's rural evangelical towns shift right, eroding leftist support

Voters in small agricultural towns like Nanuque, driven by agribusiness interests and evangelical movements, are increasingly backing right-wing candidates, signaling a continued erosion of leftist support beyond major urban centers. This trend, if sustained, could reshape Brazil's electoral map ahead of future national elections.

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