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Flávio Bolsonaro reportedly leads Lula as Brazil heads toward an October 25 runoff

A post puts Bolsonaro at 47.3% and Lula at 44.9% with 98.6% of stations in, and describes celebrations in Rio.

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A post says Flávio Bolsonaro led Lula 47.3% to 44.9% with 98.6% of stations in, ahead of an October 25 runoff. It describes a crowd in Rio celebrating Lula reaching the second round. Another post shared a headline saying traders were bracing for Monday volatility.

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@TavernTruthBolsonaro Leads As Brazil Election Heads Toward Runoff; Traders Brace For Monday Volatility https://www.zerohedge.com/political/brazil-votes-tight-presidential-election-south-americas-future-line10m
@afriktimesint🇧🇷 In Rio, they are celebrating that Lula made the runoff, which is a polite way of saying he did not win A crowd in São Salvador Square is treating the second round like a victory. With 98.6% of the stations in, Flavio Bolsonaro is at 47.3% and Lula at 44.9%. The party is for still being alive. Rio is not Lula's ground, and the man walking into October 25 ahead is the other one. Writer: Lucas http://x.com/andretelesur/s…9m
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    @TavernTruthBolsonaro Leads As Brazil Election Heads Toward Runoff; Traders Brace For Monday Volatility https://www.zerohedge.com/political/brazil-votes-tight-presidential-election-south-americas-future-line10m
    @afriktimesint🇧🇷 In Rio, they are celebrating that Lula made the runoff, which is a polite way of saying he did not win A crowd in São Salvador Square is treating the second round like a victory. With 98.6% of the stations in, Flavio Bolsonaro is at 47.3% and Lula at 44.9%. The party is for still being alive. Rio is not Lula's ground, and the man walking into October 25 ahead is the other one. Writer: Lucas http://x.com/andretelesur/s…9m
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