Lula, Bolsonaro to clash once more before Brazil vote
The election is playing out over rallies, televised debates, and to a huge extent social media, but the courts are also proving instrumental in the fight.
The Hindu reports that the election is playing out over rallies, televised debates, and to a huge extent social media, but the courts are also proving instrumental in the fight.
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- Bolsonaro
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