US embassy report calls Lula's victory "definitive"
A document sent to the State Department, according to Folha, says the extended voting hours did not change the outcome and that observers have no doubts about the election.
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18 storiesA document sent to the State Department, according to Folha, says the extended voting hours did not change the outcome and that observers have no doubts about the election.
A piauí text published after the senator's flight to Miami gathers investigations and earlier reports about him; the content reflects the magazine's view.
According to the network, allies and legal experts reacted poorly, and the rival campaign is expected to exploit the statement in the runoff; the candidate later said he was talking about constitutional amendments.
Asked about a remark made in Goiânia, the PL candidate cited judiciary reform, lowering the age of criminal responsibility to 16, tweaks to the tax reform and ending re-election, according to Correio da Manhã.
In Goiânia, the PL candidate cited a congressional majority to promote constitutional changes; CNN Brasil notes that a constitutional amendment requires three-fifths of both chambers.