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Runoff Race: A Quaest poll puts Flávio Bolsonaro at 46% and President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva at 44% ahead of the Oct. 25 vote, within the margin of error. Lula has accused Meta of restricting his posts and plans to complain to the OAS; both campaigns are keeping fiscal plans voter-friendly despite public debt reaching 82.9% of GDP. Workweek Reform: The Senate approved a 40-hour week and two paid rest days, ending the six-day schedule without cutting pay. The change could benefit millions, while business groups warn of higher costs. Amazon Fires: Brazil is investigating whether criminal activity caused a surge in Amazon fires, which have worsened air quality and fueled political attacks.

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Brazil investigates Amazon wildfires that disrupted daily life, fueled political attacks

Brazil investigates Amazon wildfires that disrupted daily life, fueled political attacks

‘More time to live’: Brazil moves to cut the workweek to 40 hours without reducing pay for millions of workers

‘More time to live’: Brazil moves to cut the workweek to 40 hours without reducing pay for millions of workers

Corre de Quebrada: one year of the project that united Hip-Hop and climate justice in Brazil

Corre de Quebrada: one year of the project that united Hip-Hop and climate justice in Brazil

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Brazil Runoff Polls Show Bolsonaro, Lula in Tight Race

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Loyalty Juggernaut and Loyalty Academy Brasil Bring Advanced Loyalty Technology and Performance Management to Brazil

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Eight major brands renew CazéTV sponsorships for FIFA Women's World Cup Brazil 2027 following record 2026 audiences

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