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'Bolsonaro win could put EU-Brazil ties at risk,' says former MEP Albuquerque

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Briefings

Former European Parliament member João Albuquerque warns that a potential Bolsonaro victory in Brazil could deepen the political and economic distance between Brazil and the European Union. He highlights Lula's role in fostering trade, climate cooperation, and democratic alignment through the Mercosur agreement, suggesting a shift in policy priorities if the current administration prevails.

Key points

• João Albuquerque, a former MEP and Portuguese political analyst, predicts that a Bolsonaro win would push Brazil further from the EU.
• Albuquerque attributes Brazil's closer ties to Lula, citing progress on trade, climate, and democratic values achieved through the Mercosur deal.

Context and limitations

Analysis relies on Albuquerque's assessment of current political dynamics; specific trade metrics, climate data, or future election outcomes remain unverified.

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