Lula reeleito
Original Report
Lula conquista quarto mandato depois de virada histórica no segundo turno, em uma das eleições mais acirradas do país. Com Patricia Xavier e produção de Beatriz Amat e Daniel Carvalho. (Source:...
Lula conquista quarto mandato depois de virada histórica no segundo turno, em uma das eleições mais acirradas do país. Com Patricia Xavier e produção de Beatriz Amat e Daniel Carvalho. (Source: Bloomberg)
Glass House Analysis
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