Latin America - Brazilian Presidential Candidate Bolsonaro Receives Support From Former Competitors
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Before the presidential election in Brazil, right-wing candidate Bolsonaro secured the support of two former competitors.
Senator Flavio Bolsonar, who won the first round of the Brazilian presidential election, received the support of ex-Governors Ronaldo Kayada and Romeu Zema, who left the race, reports CNN Brasil. Bolsonar obtained the support of the ex-Governor of Goace and the ex-Governor of Minas Gerais, and transferred TASS with reference to CNN Brasil. Kayada, who won 2.18 per cent of the votes (more than 2.6 million voters) and took the fifth seat, decided …
The first round of the Brazilian presidential election ended with the victory of the right-wing candidate, Flavio Bolsonro, with a slight majority over the left rival and President-in-Office Luis Inácio Lula da Silva. Two outgoing candidates called on their constituents to support Bolsonar, reporting to CNN Brasil on 5 October.
Senator Flavio Bolsonru, who took the second round of the Brazilian presidential election, obtained the support of two right-wing camp candidates who gave him up on the first round, as reported by CNN Brasil.
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