AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoRunoff Tightens: Fresh polls put Flávio Bolsonaro ahead of Lula by 52%–48% and 53%–47% among likely voters, as both campaigns court supporters ahead of the Oct. 25 vote. Lula urged voters to reject “fascism”; Bolsonaro promised a tougher fight against crime. Supreme Court: Justices ordered Eduardo Bolsonaro, Flávio’s brother, to begin serving a prison sentence and canceled his passports, raising the stakes in an already tense campaign. Cost of Living: Lula’s government extended fuel tax cuts and subsidies to cushion consumers from rising prices, a politically sensitive move before the runoff. Workweek Reform: The Senate is set to vote Oct. 14 on Lula-backed legislation to phase in a 40-hour workweek with no pay cuts. Indigenous Lands: Ranchers in Pará are blocking federal teams from demarcating Juruna territory, delaying a key step toward formal recognition of the land.
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