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They are Israelis, live in Portugal and are divided by days the elections

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Briefings

A Brazilian journalist Uri, Aida and Lea are voting for the change in October 27 in Israel, while Nataly stays in Coimbra and does not want to be dragged into the politics of the country.

Key points

• Three Brazilian citizens (Uri, Aida, Lea) are scheduled to vote for the political change in Israel on October 27.
• Nataly, a Brazilian citizen, remains in Coimbra and explicitly refuses to be involved in the politics of the country.

Context

This finding highlights the divergence between Brazilian citizens living abroad and those residing in Portugal regarding political engagement, specifically during the October 27th voting period in Israel.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to three specific individuals; no broader demographic data or national statistics are provided.

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