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Brazil Poll Shows Bolsonaro and Lula in Technical Tie

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  1. Latin America teleSUR English (Venezuela)
  2. Europe El País (English)
  3. Middle East Al Jazeera
  4. USA Courthouse News
  5. Asia and Oceania Channel NewsAsia

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Asia and Oceania

Channel NewsAsia
Lula and Bolsonaro spar in Brazil poll debate

Latin America more than usual

The Rio Times (Brazil)
BTG/Nexus Poll Ties Lula and Flávio at 50%
The Rio Times (Brazil)
Lula Leads 51% to 49% in Vox Brasil Poll
The Rio Times (Brazil)
Ipespe Poll Has Flávio 51.2%, Lula 48.8%
The Rio Times (Brazil)
Veritá Poll Puts Flávio at 51%, Lula at 49%
The Rio Times (Brazil)
Gerp Poll Has Flávio 52%, Lula 48% in Runoff
The Rio Times (Brazil)
PoderData Poll Ties Lula, Flávio at 50%
The Rio Times (Brazil)
Futura Poll Has Flávio 50.8%, Lula 49.2%
The Rio Times (Brazil)
Brazil Poll Puts Flávio at 50.5%, Lula 49.5%

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