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Brazil faces wear, disenchantment and distrust of voters, says Monica de Bolle

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Briefings

A senior researcher at the Peterson Institute warns that Brazil faces significant risks of political regression if the right-wing party wins the upcoming elections. The article, published on September 28, 2026, highlights concerns about voter disillusionment and skepticism among the electorate. The evidence indicates that electoral outcomes directly influence future policy trajectories and social stability.

Key points

• A senior researcher at the Peterson Institute for International Economics warns that Brazil faces risks of political regression if the right-wing party wins the upcoming elections.
• The article highlights concerns about voter disillusionment and skepticism among the electorate, noting that electoral outcomes directly influence future policy trajectories and social stability.

Context and limitations

The evidence is limited to a single researcher's assessment from September 2026. It does not include data on specific election results, voter demographics, or quantitative projections of potential policy shifts.

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