Days before Brazil’s run-off, Lula and Bolsonaro seek to disqualify each other

In a dramatic turn of events, both Brazilian presidential candidates, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and Flavio Bolsonaro, are seeking to disqualify each other just days before the run-off election. Lula's campaign plans to request Bolsonaro's disqualification on Wednesday due to alleged election interference by Meta. This move is a response to Bolsonaro's team accusing Lula of social media malfeasance. The disqualification requests could have significant implications for the outcome of the election, potentially affecting the market sentiment and investor confidence in Brazil's economy.

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Brazil's presidential race is becoming increasingly divisive, which could lead to market uncertainty. The calls for disqualification by both candidates may raise concerns about the election's legitimacy and stability.

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