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Who Slept Before Kassab Won the Presidential 'Debate'

Summary by UOL
The empty pulpits of Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro drew attention. But the absence of the favorites was already expected. The most striking scene of the Band's presidential "debate" was in the audience, not on stage. Vice of Ronaldo Caiado, Gilberto Kassab coc

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The empty pulpits of Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro drew attention. But the absence of the favorites was already expected. The most striking scene of the Band's presidential "debate" was in the audience, not on stage. Vice of Ronaldo Caiado, Gilberto Kassab coc

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The hearing of a debate between candidates for a majority election, especially the first confrontation, is traditionally small. Its relevance, however, cannot be neglected. Qualitative research of the Idea indicated that, for the tiny band of voters who are undecided or disappointed with the options of the presidential election, the debate is considered important. And it is this band, perhaps less than 5% of the national electorate, that will de…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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This year's election has again installed the debate on the debates: are they good for what? Do they benefit who? Will anyone watch this in the age of short cuts social networks? Brazilian elections have a historical nuisance of absences in presidential debates. Generally, the favorite in research does not appear. But, this year, it was much worse. In... The post It wasn't just Kassab who slept in the debate appeared first on The Antagonist.

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Gilberto Kassab, vice vice-president of Ronaldo Caiado (PSD), was cochillating during the Band's debate on Sunday night (21/8), in SP

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Metrópoles broke the news on Sunday, August 23, 2026.
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