Brazil: queues and river journeys for a decisive presidential election

Author: AfricaNewsPublished on: October 25, 2026Country: Brazil

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Brazil: queues and river journeys for a decisive presidential election

The headline reports a decisive presidential election in Brazil, with long queues and river journeys to reach polling stations. The supplied article text provides no further details about the voting process or the candidates.

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