AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoElection Showdown: Brazil’s Oct. 25 runoff remains a dead heat, with polls putting President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro around 50% each. Lula is scrambling to revive his campaign with rallies and social-media videos, while fast-tracking welfare payments days before the vote. Meta Under Scrutiny: The company says it has complied with the electoral court’s order to treat both campaigns equally, including human review of ad restrictions. Lula’s team alleges platform tools disadvantaged him; the court had threatened daily fines for noncompliance. Corruption Fight: Lula offered to release his bank, tax and phone records if Bolsonaro does the same, as corruption allegations shadow both camps. Indigenous Voting Access: Indigenous communities in the remote Javari Valley fear they may be unable to vote after a court rejected their request for transport assistance, despite rules guaranteeing transport for remote communities.
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