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Latin America’s largest democracy will hold a runoff presidential election on October 25. Experts say the result could reshape Brazil’s regional and international relations.
Brazil has a nationally standardized system that uses the same machines, the same procedures and the same counting process across the whole country. It also does not offer voting by mail.
Brazil's presidential elections are headed to a runoff on Oct. 25 between President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Senator Flávio Bolsonaro. In recent weeks, a crisis has unfolded in the country’s Supreme Court. It’s a sign of the country’s polarization, and some of the discourse is eerily reminiscent of US President…