AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoElection Sovereignty: Celso Amorim warned that U.S. pressure could interfere in Brazil’s Oct. 25 runoff, arguing the vote has wider implications for national independence and global relations. Court and Campaign: The Supreme Court let Flávio Bolsonaro resume visits to his jailed father, Jair, but barred any political use of the meetings. Cost of Living: Lula’s government cut federal gasoline taxes for 30 days and expanded fuel subsidies as prices become a campaign issue. Runoff Race: Flávio leads in several polls after edging Lula in the first round; Lula is courting the millions who did not vote and has accused Meta of election interference.
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