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Lula, Bolsonaro reach out to undecided voters in last debate of Brazil's presidential race

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Brazilian presidential candidates Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Jair Bolsonaro held their final debate on Friday in São Paulo ahead of Sunday’s runoff election. The event served as a concluding effort for both candidates to appeal to undecided voters, with the discourse focusing on pressing national issues including living costs and allegations of corruption.

While previous encounters were marked by intense confrontation, observers noted a calmer tone during this final exchange. The election represents a pivotal moment for Brazil, as the results will determine whether the nation maintains its current left-wing leadership or shifts toward a right-wing political alignment.

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The Hindu (IN) Focuses on Brazil's potential shift in regional political alignment
Arab News (SA) Emphasizes the heated nature of the policy and corruption debate
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