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Brazil is preparing for a first round of presidential elections in a busy environment.

The electoral campaign for the first cycle of the scheduled Brazilian presidential elections is approaching the end of the day, in the midst of an encrypted environment that has marked the abolition of a television debate at the last moment. The left President, Luis Inácio Lula da Silva (80 years old), seeks a fourth consecutive presidential mandate, while his main rival, Senator Vlavio Poulsonaro (45 years old), will be the son of the former right-wing President, Pierre Paulsonaro (2019-2022).

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Brazilian presidential election: Lala da Silva for a fourth presidential term

In his 80s, Louise Inasio Lula da Silva is running for re-election as President of Brazil next Sunday. For a fourth mandate, the former mineral agent has bet on its popularity and on a positive outcome of an economy that has regained its vitality after a period of deterioration. However, in the face of Donald Trump ' s pressures, it would not have been difficult to mobilize supporters of his policies, to the extent that he became close to the polls with his rival from the extreme right, Flavio Polsnaro.

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Presidential elections in Brazil: Vlavio Bolsnaro, in the name of the Father and Sons and the Holy Polsonari.

The first round of presidential elections in Brazil next Sunday is a competition between two known names: the current President Lola da Silva, and the eldest son of former right-wing President Jayr Bolsonaro. Although the son is less attractive than his father, he is an ideological extremist as much as the father, but he is campaigning in a more moderate manner.

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Moroccan legislative elections: Who is the political personality to be trusted by the King to form the new Government?

The results of the legislative elections in Morocco are published by the Basra and Basra Party, which qualifies one of the leaders of the future Government. The Moroccan Constitution gives the King the power to appoint the head of Government from the winning party. The parties ' public secretaries have traditionally been appointed to this task, but the 2026 elections offer a variety of options because the leading party has collective leadership, and one of the most popular figures has recently joined this task. Who will lead the future Moroccan Government?

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Legislative elections in Morocco: Voices bet on change.

The voting offices in Morocco closed their doors, for the country to meet an electoral day of 38.02 per cent, while the Ministry of the Interior announced the results of the balloting. Among those who chose to cast their votes in the hope of influencing the country ' s course, and those who took the ostracism after their confidence in the usefulness of participation was reduced, the legislative elections reflected a disparity in the relationship of the Moroccans to the ballot box and elected institutions.

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Paris calls for the timely holding of Palestinian elections

The French Foreign Minister, Jean Noel Barrow, called for Wednesday to hold the Palestinian elections scheduled in November, confirming that this represents a commitment made by the President of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas. The French Minister added: " It is a means for the Palestinian people to express their legitimate aspiration to self-determination and to convey their voice, which unfortunately is not heard today " .

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Morocco is on a date with legislative elections in the midst of fears of voters.

Morocco is preparing for legislative elections aimed at electing members of Parliament and forming the future Government that will lead the country. More than 15 million Moroccans registered on electoral lists, but some fear a particularly low participation rate and are held in the middle of the week. Franco 24 has prepared this report on the aspirations of Moroccan youth from these legislative elections.

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The regional elections in Germany put the future of Friedrich Mertz at stake.

The results of the regional elections in McLenburg, Western Muerani and Berlin, resulted in the defeat of the Christian Democratic Union Party, to which the German Chancellor Fredrich Mertz belongs. After the real shock caused by the victory of the overwhelming right in Saxony Anhalt a few days ago, which was considered a translation of the failure of the Chancellor ' s policy, could Friedrich Mertz stand in front of two new and strong setbacks?

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