Brazil Election: Polarized Race Between Lula and Bolsonaro Heads to Polls
Summarized from The Times of Israel by baba
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- Brazil votes Sunday in a polarized presidential election between Lula and Flavio Bolsonaro.
- The race is expected to be close, likely heading to a runoff election.
- Lula leads in the northeast and among lower-income voters; Bolsonaro leads in the south and among wealthier voters.
- The campaign has been marked by scandals and personal attacks, with high rejection rates for both candidates.
- The election has implications for Brazil's foreign policy, including relations with the US and Israel.
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