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🇧🇷 Massive celebrations across Brazil ran late into the night in celebration of President Lula's reelection to a fourth term.
In Porto Alegre, voters gathered to watch the election results, with the 80-year-old Workers' Party candidate defeating Flávio Bolsonaro by a margin of 4.4 million votes.
"A government doesn't need to be recognized," says Celso Amorim, special adviser to President Lula da Silva, insisting that the United States has no grounds to oppose the result of Brazil's election. @brasil247
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President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva won reelection to a fourth term by gaining ground in Brazil’s largest cities while keeping his strong support in the Northeast. @brasil247
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Lula has officially been declared winner of the presidential election.
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In downtown Porto Alegre, supporters of Lula have gathered and celebrations are beginning as they await the results of the official vote count.
Celebrations for a possible Lula reelection begin on Avenida Paulista in São Paulo as the official vote count continues.
Lula is leading with more than 50% of votes counted.
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#Urgent Polling stations in Brazil were supposed to close at 5pm local time. The Supreme Court extended it 2 hrs because there were widespread transportation issues. Polls didn't get the word on time. The place I was reporting from closed at 5pm. Very concerning @PAdispatch
Lula cast his vote this morning in São Bernardo do Campo, in greater São Paulo, as he seeks his fourth term as President. @brasil247
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The outcome of today’s presidential elections will determine whether Trump and his allies achieve their biggest Latin American victory, or whether progressive forces can prevent the destruction of Brazilian sovereignty by re-electing Lula.
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Second round of the Brazilian elections is underway. Can Lula defy the odds to win another term and stop the far-right surge in Latin America?
@PAdispatch has a live blog with the day's events as they unfold
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Panamerican Dispatch is covering the elections around the clock. You can check out live updates here.... @TheRealNews
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Meta employees denounce interference in Brazil elections.
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Workers Party legend José Genoino is encouraged by late surge in the polls and by conversations he's been having with people on the streets of S. Paulo, but warns Lula supporters that they have work to bring out the vote until the last minute. panamericandispatch.org/p/jo…
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Employees at Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, have expressed concern over what they describe as “obvious” and “biased” favoritism toward members of the Bolsonaro family during Brazilian elections. panamericandispatch.org/p/me…
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U.S & META helping steal elections in Brazil
This US/Western electoral interventionism has already happened in other countries. Assuredly it is already happening in lead up to elections in Guatemala (2027), Mexico (2027), etc.
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As Brazilians prepare to vote in the runoff election this Sunday, October 25, Meta has been working to lift the candidacy of Trump ally Flávio Bolsonaro.
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"Lula is disputing an election with the son of a man who planned to kill him. Don’t normalize this." panamericandispatch.org/p/in…
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We’ve covered 4 elections and 3 coups (or coup attempts). Today’s Lula rally on São Paulo’s Avenida Paulista was the biggest political demonstration we have ever seen.
Lula supporters have come out in a range of ways to get out the vote for their candidate.
Cyclists in Florianópolis hit the streets in support of the president's reelection campaign.
They were joined by Santa Catarina state legislator @EcoMarquito