Economist sees Lula as underdog in Brazil's tightest runoff since 1989
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In the final debate before Brazil's presidential runoff, Lula and Bolsonaro adopted a calmer tone, signaling a shift from earlier aggressive rhetoric. The outcome will determine whether Latin America's largest economy aligns with a regional rightward shift or remains a left-wing stronghold. The softened tone may reflect efforts to appeal to undecided voters, but the race remains highly competitive.
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Brazil's presidential runoff between Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro remains highly contested, with Lula narrowing the gap after a first-round defeat. Polls indicate a near tie, making the outcome uncertain and dependent on undecided voters and turnout. The final debate saw both candidates adopt a calmer tone, potentially to appeal to a broader electorate.
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