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Brazil’s neck-and-neck election offers test for growing pro-Trump Latin American bloc

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Briefings

A Sunday poll in Brazil pits incumbent leftist President Lula against Donald Trump's son, highlighting fears that a growing pro-Trump Latin American bloc may influence the outcome. Trump's supporters claim he endorsed all seven regional presidential elections since his second term began, asserting that right-wing candidates won all of them.

Key points

• Donald Trump gathered a coalition of 15 Latin American leaders, including 12 who supported him, to campaign for his son's candidacy in Brazil's upcoming election.
• Trump's supporters claim that all seven presidential elections held in the region since his second term began have been won by right-wing candidates.

Context and limitations

The evidence is limited to a single Sunday poll and a brief excerpt from a speech at the United Nations General Assembly in September 2026, which does not provide full context or comprehensive data on the bloc's influence.

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