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The second round of elections takes place this Sunday, with fewer positions up for grabs compared to the first round.
Voting in the second round of elections, this Sunday (25), should be faster than in the first round due to the reduction in the number of positions up for grabs. This is expected from the head of the registry office of the 317th Electoral Zone of Praia Grande, on the coast of São Paulo, Frederico Borges.
The head of the registry also clarified that anyone who did not vote in the first round will be able to vote normally in the second. To participate, the voter must present an official document with photo or the e-Título, as long as the application presents the holder's photograph.

A truck that was providing security for the transport of electronic voting machines fell into a ravine in Gilbués, Piauí, this Saturday. A military police officer was hospitalized for observation, and the ballot boxes were sent to their destinations by another team.

The Public Electoral Ministry declared itself in favor of the extinction of the process that sought the TSE's intermediation in the breaking of bank, tax and telephone secrecy of candidates Lula and Jair Bolsonaro, alleging the absence of electoral material.

Electoral Justice obliges the city of São Paulo and SPTrans to operate with 100% of the bus fleet in the second round of elections, rejecting the initial plan that envisaged a reduced fleet for Saturday. Decision imposes a personal fine on Mayor Ricardo Nunes.

Lula's campaign holds an event on Avenida Paulista, in São Paulo, with the presence of Geraldo Alckmin and allies. The organization reinforced security measures with the Military Police and the Metro following concerns about possible acts of vandalism.

Supporters of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva gather on Avenida Paulista, in São Paulo, for the last act of campaigning before the second round of elections. The event is attended by political allies and takes place after a walk in Rio de Janeiro.

Thousands of protesters took to the streets of Madrid this Saturday to defend the public pension system. The act takes place a month before the legislative elections, amid accusations that the opposition plans to privatize the pension sector.