Highlights include the last presidential debate between Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula, logistical challenges for indigenous voting, international repercussions of the elections and economic analyzes on food prices and the case of Newcastle in SC.
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Brazil is preparing for the second round of presidential elections, focusing on debates and voting logistics.
In TV advertising, Flávio calls for change; Lula says Brazil is better
Globo promotes the last debate between Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula tonight
Fact or Fake will check the candidates' statements during the debate
How do I request a free intercity ticket to vote in the 2nd round?
'Battle for the Amazon' and AI videos: world press reflects on election
From long distances to dry rivers: indigenous people’s challenges in voting
Chicken may become cheaper after Newcastle case in SC, says Itaú
Food prices: what became more expensive and what became cheaper in October
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
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The Government of Minas Gerais declared an emergency situation in more than 80 municipalities, the majority in the north of the state, due to the severe drought. Decree No. 1,039, valid for 180 days, aims to speed up the transportation and distribution of drinking water to affected populations.
Collection of headlines about the Brazilian electoral scenario, including presidential debates, logistical challenges for indigenous voting and analyzes of the impact of food prices and meat exports in the country.

Elected senator Gustavo Gayer (PL-GO) released a rumor denied by the TSE about poll workers voting for absentee voters. He calls on supporters to act as ballot box inspectors in the second round, although he admits he has no evidence of the alleged fraud.

The INSS is holding a joint effort with 925 vacancies for medical examinations and social assessments this Saturday (24) in cities in the Piracicaba region (SP). The initiative aims to reduce the waiting time for pensions and other social security benefits to be granted.

The Minister of Finance, Dario Durigan, defended a gradual fiscal adjustment to contain public debt. He criticized Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign proposal to make a cut of R$200 billion, classifying the goal as unfeasible without social setbacks.

Report from The Economist assesses the Brazilian economic scenario before the second round between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, highlighting the lack of commitment from both candidates to the necessary fiscal adjustment for the country.