AGP Executive Report
Last update: 34 minutes agoRunoff Race: A new poll gives Flávio Bolsonaro a 53%–47% lead over Lula ahead of the October 25 vote, widening the challenger’s advantage after his first-round win. Fuel Prices: Lula’s government suspended federal gasoline taxes for 30 days and increased diesel subsidies, putting household costs at the center of the campaign. Campaign Transparency: A review found at least 1,069 Meta ads mentioning Lula or Bolsonaro were paid for in U.S. dollars and ran without required political labels; they drew more than 82 million impressions before removal. Street Politics: Students rallied in Rio de Janeiro against a Bolsonaro presidency, urging voters to defend democracy and Brazil’s sovereignty. Labor Policy: Lula’s allies are pushing for an October 14 Senate vote on a 40-hour workweek without pay cuts, while opponents want the decision delayed until after the runoff.
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