Consul-General of Brazil in Lisbon Estimates Participation in the Portuguese Capital in 30%
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The Consul General of Brazil in Lisbon, Alessandro Candeas, today estimated the participation of the Brazilian community in the general elections of the South American nation in the Portuguese capital, which focus on the election of the next President.
In a mid-term review of the vote that is taking place today for the general elections in Brazil, which include the first round of the presidential elections, I assessed it with the best score that can be given.
Thousands of Brazilians vote in Portugal in elections that qualify as "decisive"
In the opinion of Alessandro Candeas, the low participation in Lisbon may be due to the fact that the elections took place on a day glued to a holiday in Portugal.
The ambassador of Brazil and the consul-general in Lisbon were satisfied today with the holding of the Brazilian elections in the Portuguese capital, which extended the voting sites in the University City.
In the third largest Brazilian electoral college abroad, in Porto, thousands of voters face long journeys, wrong ranks and sections scattered across ISEP buildings. Many come from afar.
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- 34% of the sources lean Left, 33% of the sources are Center, 33% of the sources lean Right
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