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Global funds face Brazil election volatility as Lula shifts on crime
President Lula's sudden policy shift on lowering the criminal age to 16 has stalled a key security bill, adding political risk for international investors.
Brazil Senate panel advances public safety overhaul before runoff
Brazil's Senate CCJ has approved a constitutional amendment to centralize public security, a major policy shift ahead of the October 25 presidential runoff.
Isabella Nardoni Mother Elected to Brazil Congress in Security Wave
Ana Carolina Oliveira, whose daughter’s 2008 murder shocked Brazil, won a seat in the federal Congress amid a voter surge for public safety candidates.
Brazil’s Election Hinges on Two Visions of ‘Sovereignty’: Industrial Strategy vs. Public Safety
The 2026 Brazilian presidential election is being defined by a debate over the meaning of national sovereignty, with incumbent Lula focusing on industrial and technological independence and challenger Flávio Bolsonaro prioritizing territorial security.
Brazil’s Electoral Court Reasserts Voting System Security Amid Political Challenges
Brazil’s TSE details extensive security and audit processes for its electronic voting system to counter political disinformation.