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Brazil’s presidential election goes to runoff

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Brazil’s presidential election goes to runoff

Neither Brazilian candidate won 50 per cent or more as required by the constitution despite getting 97 per cent of the total votes counted in Sunday's election. The post Brazil’s presidential election goes to runoff appeared first on Pre…

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