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Brazil in sphre

64 outlets listed here. We read none in the last 60 days.

No story about it in today’s Brief. Last in the Brief on Sunday 1 November.

In the Brief

About this country

Sunday 1 November

Sunday’s Brief

8

Buses stopped running on Brazil election day, and ‘Lula’s Army’ grabbed their car keys.

SourcesReutersLeadand 1 more

Thursday 29 October

Thursday’s Brief

8

Brazilians divide over Flávio Bolsonaro’s flight from Brazil to U.S. after election defeat.

SourcesThe New York TimesLeadand 12 more

Wednesday 28 October

Wednesday’s Brief

4

Brazilians divide over Flávio Bolsonaro’s flight from Brazil to U.S. after election defeat.

SourcesThe New York TimesLeadand 19 more

Tuesday 27 October

Tuesday’s Brief

1

Lula’s social media campaign helps him win Brazil’s election.

SourcesThe New York TimesLeadand 29 more

6

Bolsonaro changes strategy and drops bid to annul Brazil election.

SourcesBloombergLeadand 12 more

Monday 26 October

Monday’s Brief

2

Lula da Silva won a fourth nonconsecutive term as Brazil president.

SourcesThe GuardianLeadand 27 more

4

Lula secures surprise win to retain Brazil’s presidency.

SourcesSouth China Morning PostLeadand 3 more

7

Lula will face a divided Congress and weak public finances in his fourth term.

SourcesFrance 24Leadand 2 more

Sunday 25 October

Sunday’s Brief

7

Meta is portrayed as the tech villain in Brazil’s presidential election against Lula.

SourcesBloombergLeadand 5 more

Saturday 24 October

Saturday’s Brief

3

Lula da Silva faces a difficult path to a second term in Brazil’s election.

SourcesThe New York TimesLeadand 2 more

Wednesday 21 October

Wednesday’s Brief

3

Brazil accuses Milei of election meddling for calling Lula a thief.

SourcesBloombergLeadand 7 more

Saturday 17 October

Saturday’s Brief

4

Brazilian Amazon deforestation falls to record low as pivotal vote looms.

SourcesThe GuardianLeadand 8 more

Wednesday 7 October

Wednesday’s Brief

5

Bolsonaro secured backing from veteran lawmaker Ronaldo Caiado ahead of a runoff.

SourcesBloombergLeadand 1 more

Saturday 3 October

Saturday’s Brief

5

Israel’s Supreme Court reversed a ban on Arab parties from elections.

SourcesBloombergLeadand 1 more

Wednesday 30 September

Wednesday’s Brief

5

Lula’s final election fight shapes Latin America’s receding left, Reuters.

SourcesReutersLeadand 1 more

Tuesday 29 September

Tuesday’s Brief

10

Lula and Bolsonaro are neck and neck ahead of Brazil’s presidential vote, according to a poll.

SourceBloomberg

Wednesday 23 September

Wednesday’s Brief

9

Lula warns against foreign interference and defends Brazil’s sovereignty at the UN.

SourcesAl JazeeraLeadand 1 more

Friday 17 July

Friday’s Brief

6

Brazil calls Trump’s 25% tariff unjust and says it will impose reciprocal tariffs, according to AP News.

SourcesAP NewsLeadand 1 more

Thursday 16 July

Thursday’s Brief

3

Trump imposes 25% tariffs on goods from Brazil.

SourcesAxiosLeadand 1 more

Outlets

All 64 outlets. Article counts cover the last 60 days.

Outlets with no country listed aren’t here.

Country

Brazil

64 outlets listed here. We read none in the last 60 days.

No story about it in today’s Brief. Last in the Brief on Sunday 1 November.

Brazil in sphre

In the Brief

About this country

Sunday 1 November

Sunday’s Brief

8

Buses stopped running on Brazil election day, and ‘Lula’s Army’ grabbed their car keys.

SourcesReutersLeadand 1 more

Thursday 29 October

Thursday’s Brief

8

Brazilians divide over Flávio Bolsonaro’s flight from Brazil to U.S. after election defeat.

SourcesThe New York TimesLeadand 12 more

Wednesday 28 October

Wednesday’s Brief

4

Brazilians divide over Flávio Bolsonaro’s flight from Brazil to U.S. after election defeat.

SourcesThe New York TimesLeadand 19 more

Tuesday 27 October

Tuesday’s Brief

1

Lula’s social media campaign helps him win Brazil’s election.

SourcesThe New York TimesLeadand 29 more

6

Bolsonaro changes strategy and drops bid to annul Brazil election.

SourcesBloombergLeadand 12 more

Monday 26 October

Monday’s Brief

2

Lula da Silva won a fourth nonconsecutive term as Brazil president.

SourcesThe GuardianLeadand 27 more

4

Lula secures surprise win to retain Brazil’s presidency.

SourcesSouth China Morning PostLeadand 3 more

7

Lula will face a divided Congress and weak public finances in his fourth term.

SourcesFrance 24Leadand 2 more

Sunday 25 October

Sunday’s Brief

7

Meta is portrayed as the tech villain in Brazil’s presidential election against Lula.

SourcesBloombergLeadand 5 more

Saturday 24 October

Saturday’s Brief

3

Lula da Silva faces a difficult path to a second term in Brazil’s election.

SourcesThe New York TimesLeadand 2 more

Wednesday 21 October

Wednesday’s Brief

3

Brazil accuses Milei of election meddling for calling Lula a thief.

SourcesBloombergLeadand 7 more

Saturday 17 October

Saturday’s Brief

4

Brazilian Amazon deforestation falls to record low as pivotal vote looms.

SourcesThe GuardianLeadand 8 more

Wednesday 7 October

Wednesday’s Brief

5

Bolsonaro secured backing from veteran lawmaker Ronaldo Caiado ahead of a runoff.

SourcesBloombergLeadand 1 more

Saturday 3 October

Saturday’s Brief

5

Israel’s Supreme Court reversed a ban on Arab parties from elections.

SourcesBloombergLeadand 1 more

Wednesday 30 September

Wednesday’s Brief

5

Lula’s final election fight shapes Latin America’s receding left, Reuters.

SourcesReutersLeadand 1 more

Tuesday 29 September

Tuesday’s Brief

10

Lula and Bolsonaro are neck and neck ahead of Brazil’s presidential vote, according to a poll.

SourceBloomberg

Wednesday 23 September

Wednesday’s Brief

9

Lula warns against foreign interference and defends Brazil’s sovereignty at the UN.

SourcesAl JazeeraLeadand 1 more

Friday 17 July

Friday’s Brief

6

Brazil calls Trump’s 25% tariff unjust and says it will impose reciprocal tariffs, according to AP News.

SourcesAP NewsLeadand 1 more

Thursday 16 July

Thursday’s Brief

3

Trump imposes 25% tariffs on goods from Brazil.

SourcesAxiosLeadand 1 more

Outlets

64 outlets

Outlets with no country listed aren’t here.