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Lula vs Bolsonaro: the future of Brazil plays on social networks

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Briefings

A Pública Brasil editor-chefe argues that social media is a strategic advantage for winning undecided voters in Brazil's upcoming election, highlighting the role of digital platforms in political engagement.

Key points

• The editor-chefe of Pública Brasil identifies social media as a key tool for securing votes from undecided voters in the next election.
• The article does not specify the exact number of undecided voters targeted or the specific date of the election beyond 'next Sunday'.

Context

Brazil is preparing for its next election, where social media platforms are increasingly used to influence voter behavior and engagement.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single statement from the editor-chefe without supporting data, specific voter numbers, or detailed analysis of the election context.

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