Elections in Brazil
10 | November | 2018
Jair Bolsonaro, the far-right populist candidate, won the second round of the presidential election with 55% of the vote. In a campaign marked by controversial statements and a growing polarization in the Brazilian society, the defeated candidate, Fernando Haddad (45%), and the international community worry that the President-elected wants a return to dictatorship in the country.
Resources | Opinions & Analysis | Editorials | News
Resources
Jair Messias Bolsonaro [29/10/2018]
Roberto Ortiz de Zárate, CIDOB
Pesquisas eleitorais
Gazeta do Povo
Poll Tracker: Brazil's 2018 Presidential Election
Elizabeth Gonzalez, Council of the Americas
Sondagens
IBOPE
Sintonia Eleitoral
Globo
Explainer: A Who's Who in Brazil's 2018 Presidential Election Race
Brian Harper, Council of the Americas
Understanding the Issues
Brazil Institute
Get to Know Brazil's Diverse Electorate
Brazil Institute
Eleições 2018: as propostas de todos os candidatos a presidente do Brasil [17/08/22018]
BBC
Opinions & Analysis
What the Hell Happened in Brazil (Wonkish) [10/11/2018]
Paul Krugman, New York Times
The 2018 Presidential Elections in Brazil: A Turning Point? [08/11/2018]
Magna Inácio, Presidential Power
¿Qué política exterior tendrá Brasil? [07/11/2018]
Carlos Malamud, Elcano
Jair Bolsonaro’s Brazil [05/11/2018]
Silvia Merler, Bruegel
Brasil bajo Bolsonaro: desafíos inmediatos [05/11/2018]
Esther Solano Gallego, Elcano
The ordinary people making the world more right-wing [05/11/2018]
Richard Youngs, BBC
Why Sérgio Moro Took the Job – and Changed Car Wash Forever [02/11/2018]
Brian Winter, Americas Quarterly
Bolsonaro Can’t Destroy Brazilian Democracy [01/11/2018]
Omar G. Encarnación, Foreign Policy
Bolsonaro and the rise of the far right [01/11/2018]
AA.VV., The Guadian
Brazil’s new president: strongman at home, weak man abroad? [31/10/2018]
Harold Trinkunas, Brookings Institution
Brazil Shows What Happens When the Center Dies [31/10/2018]
Paul Mason, New Statesman
¿Es Bolsonaro el Trump de Brasil? Posibles cambios en política exterior [10/2018]
Susanne Gratius, CIDOB
Brazil’s incomplete democratic transition [31/10/2018]
Vinicius Mariano de Carvalho, Washington Post
Candidato populista, ¿presidente populista? [31/10/2018]
Juan Vicente Bachiller, Política Exterior
Why Bolsonaro won: beyond the cliches [31/10/2018]
Brian Mier, Brazil Wire
¿Cómo será la política exterior de Brasil con Bolsonaro? [30/10/2018]
Gilberto M. A. Rodrigues, ES Global
Brazil’s Foreign Policy Lurches Rightward [30/10/2018]
Robert Muggah, Global Observatory
In Brazil, Trumpism with a Nasty Twist [30/10/2018]
Jon Lee Anderson, New Yorker
Autoritarismo electoral [29/10/2018]
Javi López, Revista Contexto
Bolsonaro’s Victory Opens New Chapter for Brazil, But Path Forward is Uncertain [29/10/2018]
Paulo Sotero, The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
El declive de la democracia en América Latina [29/10/2018]
Boris Yopo, The Clinic
What to Expect from a Bolsonaro Presidency in Brazil [29/10/2018]
Richard Lapper, Chatham House
Três cenários para Bolsonaro [29/10/2018]
Rogério Bastos Arantes, Jota
The Military Is Back in Brazil [29/10/2018]
Michael Albertus, Foreign Policy
Fear and anger won the election in Brazil. It’s a wake-up call to the world [29/10/2018]
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
Brazil-China Ties to Face Test under Bolsonaro [29/10/2018]
Oliver Stuenkel, Americas Quarterly
Trumpism Comes to Brazil [28/10/2018]
Roberto Simon & Brian Winter, Foreign Affairs
A relação do novo presidente Jair Bolsonaro com o Congresso [28/10/2018]
Raquel Alves, Jota
A sombra de si mesmo [26/10/2018]
Christian Ingo Lenz Dunker, Epoca
Why Do Brazil's Evangelicals Support Bolsonaro? [26/10/2018]
Eric Farnsworth, Providence Mag
«Bolsonaro va mettre en place un régime fascisant» [26/10/2018]
Entrevista a Maud Chirio, Le Monde
Sócrates and Brazilian Democracy [26/10/2018]
Andrew Downie, London Review of Books
Lourde menace pour la jeune démocratie brésilienne [25/10/2018]
Celso Amorim, Frei Betto, José Bové, Chico Buarque, Ada Colau, Noam Chomsky, Karima Delli, Benoît Hamon, Naomi Klein, PierreLaurent, Noël Mamère, Bill McKibben, Joana Mortágua, Bresser Pereira, Carol Proner, Paulo Sérgio Pinheiro, Chico Whitaker, Libération
Cuatro claves de las presidenciales en Brasil [25/10/2018]
Esther Solano Gallego, Política Exterior
Bolsonaro threatens the world, not just Brazil’s fledgling democracy [25/10/2018]
Noam Chomsky and 14 others, The Guardian
Why is Democracy Faltering? [25/10/2018]
Kaushik Basu - Project Syndicate
Na encruzilhada [24/10/2018]
Maria Herminia Tavares de Almeida, A Folha de S. Paulo
Brazil Prepares to Elect a Hypocrite [24/10/2018]
Vanessa Barbara, New York Times
Bolsonaro Should Follow Lula's 2003 Example [24/10/2018]
Patricio Navia, Global Americans
Aos indecisos, aos que se anulam, aos que preferem não [24/10/2018]
Eliane Brum, El País
Our planet can’t take many more populists like Brazil’s Bolsonaro [24/10/2018]
Jonathan Watts, The Guardian
Democracy is in crisis in Latin America. Brazil may be the next trouble spot. [22/10/2018]
Luis Schenoni & Scott Mainwaring, Washington Post
El futuro político de Brasil [20/10/2018]
Fernando Henrique Cardoso, El País
How Brazil's Bolsonaro threatens the planet [19/10/2018]
Ishaan Tharoor, Washington Post
Tempos de Bolsonaro [13/10/2018]
Álvaro Guzmán Bastida, El País
Elecciones en Brasil: ¿Orden versus Progreso? [10/2018]
Anna Ayuso, CIDOB
'Não estou vendendo a minha alma ao diabo', diz FHC [13/10/2018]
Entrevista a Fernando Henrique Cardoso, O Estado de S. Paulo
"A democracia brasileira corre risco zero" [13/10/2018]
Entrevista a Carlos Pereira, Época
The winners and losers of Brazil’s elections [12/10/2018]
Valeria Saccone, Global Americans
El enigma Jair Bolsonaro, un nacionalista (ultra) haciendo de liberal [12/10/2018]
Marcelo Cantelmi, Clarín
¿Por qué es posible y hasta probable la victoria de Haddad sobre Bolsonaro en la segunda vuelta? [11/10/2018]
Juarez Guimarães, Publico
Brazil's Vote: The Role of Disinformation in the 2018 Elections [11/10/2018]
AA.VV., Atlantic Council
Brazil’s authoritarian without an army [11/10/2018]
The Economist
Electoral Tsunami Sweeps Bolsonaro Closer to Brazilian Presidency [09/10/2018]
Paulo Sotero, Wilson Center
“Acusaram o PT de imitar a Venezuela, mas é Bolsonaro quem se espelha no processo de lá” [09/10/2018]
Entrevista a Maria Hermínia Tavares, El País
What to Expect from Jair Bolsonaro [09/10/2018]
Brian Winter, Americas Quarterly
A renovação conservadora na Câmara [09/10/2018]
Oswaldo E. Do Amaral, El País
Bolsonaro Ascendant: The Similarities to Rodrigo Duterte [09/10/2018]
Joshua Kurlantzick, CFR
Como resistir em tempos brutos [09/10/2018]
Eliane Brum, El País
Brazil: can its poorest region call a halt to Jair Bolsonaro’s dangerous politics? [08/10/2018]
Courtney J. Campbell, The Conversation
Brasil a un paso del abismo [08/10/2018]
Juan Vicente Bachiller, Política Exterior
‘Disillusioned’ Brazilians choose Bolsonaro, Haddad after a tense and violent campaign [08/10/2018]
Hélder Ferreira do Vale, The Conversation
Jair Bolsonaro and the return of strongman rule [08/10/2018]
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Capacidade de construir consenso definirá vitorioso entre Bolsonaro e Haddad [08/10/2018]
Plínio Fraga, Epoca
Brazil’s Fiery Far-Right Presidential Favorite Channels Trump [06/10/2018]
Chayenne Polimédio, The Atlantic
As elites que escolhem Bolsonaro colocam em risco as vidas de outros [06/10/2018]
Flávia Marreiro, El País
Brazilian Democracy on the Brink [05/10/2018]
Robert Muggah, Project Syndicate
Jair Bolsonaro’s Model Isn’t Berlusconi. It’s Goebbels. [05/10/2018]
Federico Finchelstein, Foreign Policy
Why is Brazil becoming politically radicalized? [04/10/2018]
Helder Ferreira do Vale, Political Studies Association
Sexism, racism drive more black women to run for office in both Brazil and US [04/10/2018]
Kia Lilly Caldwell, The Conversation
The Brazilian elections [04/10/2018]
Esther Solano Gallego, Elcano
Brazil’s Election: What to Know [04/10/2018]
Rocio Cara Labrador, CFR
The Bolsonaro Effect [04/10/2018]
Rosana Pinheiro-Machado & Lucia Mury Scalco, Jacobin
Mujeres versus ‘o coiso’ [03/10/2018]
Eliane Brum, El País
A new Brazil, a new left [03/10/2018]
José Maurício Domingues, Open Democracy
Los ‘lobbies’ más poderosos en Brasil [03/10/2018]
Heriberto Araújo, ES Global
Is Brazil heading towards a military dictatorship? [03/10/2018]
Raphael Tsavkko Garcia, Al Jazeera
How to Fix Brazil’s Economy [02/10/2018]
Otaviano Canuto, Project Syndicate
The Strongman vs. the Prisoner vs. the Mountain Hermit [02/10/2018]
Vanessa Barbara, The New York Times
Brazil votes on Sunday. And Brazilian women have a better chance at reshaping its politics than ever before. [02/10/2018]
Malu A. C. Gatto, Pedro A. G. dos Santos and Kristin N. Wylie, Washington Post
Brazil Election 2018: An Investor’s Guide [02/10/2018]
J.P. Morgan
The Decline and Fall of Brazil’s Political Establishment [01/10/2018]
Eduardo Mello, Foreign Affairs
Brazil 2018: The Case for Fernando Haddad [01/10/2018]
Oliver Stuenkel, Americas Quarterly
Bolsonaro: amenaza ultra en Brasil [01/10/2018]
Tom C. Avendaño, El País
O Que Bolsonaro Revela Sobre O Voto [01/10/2018]
Miguel Lago, Piauí
Brazil’s Trumpian Candidate [30/09/2018]
Mary Anastasia O’Grady, Wall Street Journal
Oposição a Bolsonaro repete erros dos EUA [29/09/2018]
Brian Winter, Folha de S. Paulo
The Looming Military Coup in Brazil? [28/09/2018]
Rodrigo Zeidan, Americas Quarterly
Três mitos sobre uma presidência de Bolsonaro [27/09/2018]
Steven Levitsky, Folha de S. Paulo
Ameaça nas eleições vem da extrema direita [27/09/2018]
Maria Herminia Tavares de Almeida, Folha de S. Paulo
Justice or Democracy in Brazil? [27/09/2018]
Jorge G. Castañeda, Project Syndicate
“O problema do Bolsonaro é do PSDB e DEM. Sem Lula, temos Ciro e Haddad” [26/09/2018]
Entrevista a José Dirceu, El País
Manifesto da ABCP em defesa da democracia [25/09/2018]
Associação Brasileira de Ciência Política
Eleições 2018: o que pensa Fernando Haddad sobre política externa [24/09/2018]
Entrevista a Fernando Haddad, Exame
AP Interview: Brazil’s Temer denies graft, defends legacy [24/09/2018]
Entrevista a Michel Temer, Associated Press
Las elecciones brasileñas [20/09/2018]
Esther Solano Gallego, Elcano
The anger vote: the new (or not so new) Latin American electoral phenomenon [20/09/2018]
Carlos Malamud and Rogelio Núñez, Real Instituto Elcano
Is Brazil’s presidential front-runner Jair Bolsonaro the Latin American Donald Trump? Nope. [19/09/2018]
Felipe Krause & André Borges, Washington Post
Brazil’s Explosive Election: Democracy at Stake [18/09/2018]
Adam Mitchell, Spectator
Brasil: ¿Puede ahora Bolsonaro ganar las elecciones? [10/09/2018]
Ines Capdevila, La Nacion
How a Candidate’s Stabbing Will Further Radicalize Brazil [07/09/2018]
Eduardo Mello, Foreign Policy
Brazil’s most popular politician, Lula, won’t be on the October presidential ballot. Here’s what comes next. [05/09/2018]
Brett J. Kyle & Andrew G. Reiter, Washington Post
Brazil’s light pink tide and its legacy [28/08/2018]
Sérgio Costa, Open Democracy
Why Lula Should Be Allowed to Run for President [21/08/2018]
Jorge G. Castañeda, New York Times
#LulaLivre: 4 things you should know [17/08/2018]
DEMOCRACIAABIERTA, Open Democracy
Fed Up With Corrupt Politicians, Can Brazilians Resist the Lure of Demagogues? [26/07/2018]
Frida Ghitis, World Politics Review
Brazil’s Simmering Democratic Demise [04/07/2018]
Katie Hillegass, War on the Rocks
It’s Lula Forever in Brazil’s Northeast [03/07/2018]
Richard Lapper, Americas Quarterly
Pessimism About Brazil Is Overblown [17/06/2018]
Oliver Stuenkel, Americas Quarterly
Why Markets Should Be Skeptical of Jair Bolsonaro [13/06/2018]
Pedro Abramovay, Americas Quarterly
Lula da Silva is in jail — and he’s still Brazil’s leading candidate for president. Here are 3 ways that could turn out. [16/04/2018]
Déborah B.L. Farias, Washington Post
A president in prison won't solve the crisis in Brazil [12/04/2018]
Rodrigo Nunes, Al Jazeera
Editorials
A global danger [30/10/2018]
The Guardian
Brazil Lurches to the Right [30/10/2018]
New York Times
Brésil: inquiétant retour du passé [29/10/2018]
Le Monde
Constituição acima de todos [29/10/2018]
A Folha
Uma eleição não sela o destino de um país [28/10/2018]
Revista Forum
Jair Bolsonaro and the perversion of liberalism [25/10/2018]
The Economist
Brazil’s Sad Choice [21/10/2018]
New York Times
Opportunity for Brazil [11/10/2018]
Washington Times
Brazil alters a 'destiny' of corruption [11/10/2018]
Christian Science Monitor
A eleição e a importância dos temas morais [10/10/2018]
Gazeta do Povo
La hora de Brasil [09/10/2018]
El País
Brazilian Swamp Drainer [08/10/2018]
Wall Street Journal
Brazil's Depressing Election [05/10/2018]
Bloomberg View
Democracy in danger [04/10/2018]
The Guardian
A populist haze — on Brazil polls [04/10/2018]
The Hindu
O dia seguinte [01/10/2018]
Estadão
Brazil’s WhatsApp election campaign [27/09/2018]
CS Monitor
El voto brasileño [25/09/2018]
El País
Jair Bolsonaro, Latin America’s Latest Menace [20/09/2018]
The Economist
Brésil: le naufrage d’une nation [08/09/2018]
Le Monde
High suspense in Brazil’s general election [09/08/2018]
The Economist
News
Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil’s new president, sees environmental laws as barriers to wealth. The fate of the Amazon is at stake. [10/11/2018]
New York Times
Os recados do STF a Bolsonaro sobre “autoritarismo” e projeto “Escola Sem Partido” [01/11/2018]
Gil Alessi, El País
Jair Bolsonaro seeks top judge to become Brazil justice minister [30/10/2018]
BBC
Presidente eleito, Jair Bolsonaro é entrevistado no Jornal Nacional [29/10/2018]
Globo
“A collapse of the center”: why fringe movements are winning around the world [29/10/2018]
Alex Ward, Vox
Risco à democracia com Bolsonaro é muito baixo, avalia Eurasia [29/10/2018]
Sergio Lamucci, Valor
Capitalismo esclarecido e populismo de Bolsonaro aproximarão o Brasil dos EUA, diz Steve Bannon [29/10/2018]
A Folha
As promessas de Bolsonaro Segurança, trabalho, educação: o que deve mudar no Brasil em 2019 com uma nova equipe no governo federal [29/10/2018]
Gabriela Fujita, UOL
«Vous valez mieux que Bolsonaro», un soir d'élection sous tension au Brésil [29/10/2018]
Chantal Rayes, Libération
What will a Bolsonaro government look like? [29/10/2018]
Dom Phillips, The Guardian
Disillusioned Brazilians swap politics of hope for politics of anger and despair [29/10/2018]
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
Mesmo derrotado, Haddad venceu na maioria das cidades do país [29/10/2018]
UOL
Trump vows close ties with Brazil's Bolsonaro on trade, military [29/10/2018]
Reuters
Brazil elects far-right president, worrying rights groups [29/10/2018]
Sarah Dilorenzo, Peter Prengaman & Mauricio Savarese, Associated Press
La corrupción, la inseguridad y el apoyo de los evangélicos llevan a Bolsonaro a la presidencia [29/10/2018]
Miguel Charte, RTVE
Brazil president-elect pledges fiscal reform, new diplomatic ties [28/10/2018]
Reuters
Election au Brésil: Jair Bolsonaro, ou la faillite de la classe politique [28/10/2018]
Claire Gatinois, Le Monde
Boulos anuncia resistência: “Entre a prisão e o exílio, nós escolhemos as ruas” [28/10/2018]
Revista Forum
VÍDEO: Após fim da apuração, militares do Exército desfilam em Niterói entre apoiadores de Bolsonaro [28/10/2018]
Revista Forum
Jair Bolsonaro beyond the sound bites: What are his policies? [28/10/2018]
BBC News
Jair Bolsonaro Wins Brazil’s Presidency, in a Shift to the Far Right [28/10/2018]
Ernesto Londoño and Shasta Darlington, New York Times
Brésil: Bolsonaro joue l’incorruptible [26/10/2018]
Chantal Rayes, Libération
«Infox » au Brésil: comment les fausses informations ont inondé WhatsApp [26/10/2018]
Michaël Szadkowski, Le Monde
Brazil presidential candidate Bolsonaro's lead over leftist narrows: poll [25/10/2018]
Reuters
The three types of WhatsApp users getting Brazil's Jair Bolsonaro elected [25/10/2018]
David Nemer, The Guardian
Elections au Brésil: ultralibéral et antisystème, le programme de Jair Bolsonaro [25/10/2018]
Dorian Girard, Le Monde
Ibope: Na cidade de SP, Haddad aparece com 51% dos votos, e Bolsonaro, 49% [25/10/2018]
Luiz Alberto Gomes, UOL
Bolsonaro arrasa nas cidades mais brancas e ricas; Haddad nas mais negras e pobres [25/10/2018]
El País
Rejeição a tucano 'contamina' Bolsodoria na capital [24/10/2018]
Julia Duailibi, Globo
Foreseeing landslide victory, Brazil's Bolsonaro begins considering Cabinet picks [24/10/2018]
Reuters
The squadron of ex-military men behind Bolsonaro's rise in Brazil [23/10/2018]
Brad Brooks, Anthony Boadle, Reuters
Haddad defende punição exemplar a petistas que enriqueceram na política [23/10/2018]
Catia Seabra, Folha de S. Paulo
Migração do 'voto Ciro' no Ceará vai de outdoor de Bolsonaro a apoio a petista [23/10/2018]
Folha de S. Paulo
Bolsonaro's pledge to return Brazil to past alarms survivors of dictatorship [22/10/2018]
Lucinda Elliott & Tom Phillips, The Guardian
Marina Silva declara apoio crítico a Fernando Haddad [22/10/2018]
Patrícia Pasquini & Marina Dias, Folha de S. Paulo
Haddad chama Bolsonaro de 'chefe de milícia' e diz que Guedes é 'Temer piorado' [21/10/2018]
O Estado de S.Paulo
Jair Bolsonaro accused of creating 'criminal network' to spread fake news in Brazil election [18/10/2018]
Telegraph
Brazil’s Bitter Presidential Race Leads to Scores of Assaults [18/10/2018]
Manuela Andreoni, New York Times
Brazil presidential candidates woo religious leaders [17/10/2018]
Washington Post
Nordeste, o último campo de batalha das eleições brasileiras [17/10/2018]
Marina Rossi, El País
‘We are headed for a very dark period.’ Brazil’s researchers fear election of far-right presidential candidate [16/10/2018]
Herton Escobar, Science Magazine
A K.K.K. Endorsement? No Thanks, Says Brazil’s Top Presidential Candidate [16/10/2018]
Shasta Darlington, New York Times
‘Onda Bolsonaro’ deve impulsionar projetos conservadores no Congresso [16/10/2018]
Ricardo Della Coletta, El País
En busca de votos, Bolsonaro y Haddad maquillan sus discursos [14/10/2018]
La Nacion
Bolsonaro y Haddad, en una guerra sucia en el arranque de la campaña para el ballottage [13/10/2018]
La Nacion
Se algum dirigente do PT errou, tem que ir para a cadeia, diz Haddad [13/10/2018]
Gabriela Ruic, Exame
Jovens, militares e empresários serão a base do PSL no Congresso [13/10/2018]
Exame
Meta de emprego, independência: o que Bolsonaro e Haddad propõem para o Banco Central [13/10/2018]
Jéssica Sant’Ana, Gazeta do Povo
Bolsonaro diz que aceita realizar debate com Haddad, com condições [13/10/2018]
ESTADÃO
Candidatos a governos estaduais ajudam Bolsonaro nas redes sociais [13/10/2018]
Época
'Flowering of hate': bitter election brings wave of political violence to Brazil [12/10/2018]
Dom Phillips, The Guardian
A internacional ultra-liberal de Bannon, a ascensão de Bolsonaro e a bomba atômica antipetista [12/10/2018]
Plinio Teodoro, Revista Forum
10 coisas que você talvez não saiba sobre a direita dura e a ultra-direita na América Latina [12/10/2018]
Ariel Palácios, Época
Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil’s Would-be Dictator [12/10/2018]
Vincent Bevins, New York Review of Books
Brazil’s gun-loving Bolsonaro clan seeks to build political dynasty [12/10/2018]
Joe Leahy and Andres Schipani, Financial Times
Câmara dos Deputados fica mais jovem, mais militar e mais feminina [11/10/2018]
Mariana Haubert, Camila Turtelli e Carla Bridi, O Estado de S.Paulo
PSDB pode se reinventar ou dar guinada à direita e sumir, diz especialista [11/10/2018]
Ingrid Fagundez, UOL
The new Venezuela? Brazil populist Bolsonaro's scare tactic gains traction [11/10/2018]
Tom Phillips and Dom Phillips, The Guardian
'Bolsonaro pode terminar de esvaziar o significado dos BRICS', diz especialista [11/10/2018]
Sputnik News
Apoiadores de Bolsonaro realizaram pelo menos 50 ataques em todo o país [11/10/2018]
Alice Maciel, Thays Lavor, Gabriele Roza, Alexsandro Ribeiro e José Lázaro Jr, Exame
Bancada Ativista, em SP, e Juntas, em PE, chegam ao Legislativo no primeiro teste dos mandatos colectivos [11/10/2018]
Cleide Carvalho e Larissa Infante, Época
Brazilian bankers warm towards Jair Bolsonaro [10/10/2018]
John Paul Rathbone and Joe Leahy, Financial Times
Datafolha mostra Bolsonaro com 58% e Haddad, 42%, na largada do 2º turno [10/10/2018]
Igor Gielow, Folha
Brazilian prosecutors probe Jair Bolsonaro’s economic adviser [10/10/2018]
Joe Leahy and Andres Schipani, Financial Times
Brazil battles fake news 'tsunami' amid polarized presidential election [10/10/2018]
Tom Phillips, The Guardian
'Estado' explica as principais propostas de Bolsonaro e Haddad [09/10/2018]
O Estado de S. Paulo
PSDB decide não apoiar Bolsonaro nem Haddad e libera diretórios para fazer a escolha que quiserem [09/10/2018]
Gustavo Garcia, G1
Brazil's far-right frontrunner Bolsonaro vows to rule with 'authority not authoritarianism' [09/10/2018]
Tom Phillips, The Guardian
Saiba qual é a política externa de Bolsonaro e Haddad [09/10/2018]
O Tempo
Aliança de centro-esquerda não bastará para derrotar Bolsonaro, dizem analistas [08/10/2018]
Folha de São Paulo
Brazil Edges Toward Bolsonaro as a ‘Last Resort’ Leader [08/10/2018]
Ernesto Londoño and Manuela Andreoni, New York Times
CNBB pede a católicos que elejam candidatos favoráveis à democracia [08/10/2018]
Janaina Garcia, UOL
Haddad e Bolsonaro negam que vão propor nova Constituição [08/10/2018]
Estêvão Bertoni e João Pedroso de Campos, Veja
Brazil to See 13 States and Brasília Hold Second Round Governor Elections [08/10/2018]
The Rio Times
In Brazil, only the grandest of coalitions can now defeat Bolsonaro [08/10/2018]
Tom Phillips, The Guardian
Brazilian assets leap after Bolsonaro wins first round vote [08/10/2018]
Pan Kwan Yuk, Financial Times
Congresso será o mais conservador das últimas três décadas [08/10/2018]
Lydia Medeiros, Época
Onda conservadora leva Bolsonaro fortalecido para embate final contra PT [08/10/2018]
Carla Jiménez, El País
Vitória de Bolsonaro em Portugal reflete perfil do imigrante, diz pesquisador [08/10/2018]
Giuliana Miranda, Folha de S. Paulo
Election au Brésil : une campagne marquée par la diffusion de « fake news » [08/10/2018]
Claire Gatinois, Le Monde
Precisamos entender as ideias de Bolsonaro, diz Amoêdo sobre apoio no 2º turno [08/10/2018]
Italo Nogueira, Folhapress
Haine anti-Lula, «dégagisme»… les enjeux des élections au Brésil [07/10/2018]
Claire Gatinois, Le Monde
Como Bolsonaro se tornou o candidato dos evangélicos [06/10/2018]
Bruno Abbud, Epoca
Au Brésil, l’essor spectaculaire des évangéliques (VISUEL INTERACTIF) [06/10/2018]
Flavie Holzinger, Dario Ingiusto, Xemartin Laborde et Charlotte Recoquillon, Le Monde
Eleições 2018: A difícil (mas possível) matemática que poderia levar Bolsonaro a vencer no primeiro turno [05/10/2018]
Amanda Rossi e Mariana Schreiber, BBC News
A tres días de las elecciones, Brasil está en venta [04/10/2018]
Clarín
'Brazil is at war': election plays out amid homicidal violence [04/10/2018]
Tom Phillips, The Guardian
La alargada e incómoda sombra de los militares en las elecciones brasileñas [04/10/2018]
Felipe Betim, El País
Brazilians in search of security look to Jair Bolsonaro [04/10/2018]
Financial Times
Cenário eleitoral é favorável para variações na reta final [04/10/2018]
Mauro Paulino e Alessandro Janoni, Folha
In Brazil, Big Plans and No Money [03/10/2018]
Paulo Trevisani and Jeffrey T. Lewis, Wall Street Journal
Nos votos válidos, Bolsonaro tem 38% e Haddad atinge 28%; Nos votos totais, ambos oscilam positivamente [03/10/2018]
IBOPE
Brazil far-right candidate gains women voters, despite sexist remarks [03/10/2018]
Gabriel Stargardter & Anthony Boadle, Reuters
A cinco días de las elecciones, todos los escenarios en Brasil [03/10/2018]
El Observador
Projecting Brazil’s Senate races [03/10/2018]
The Brazilian Report
Brazil dealmakers seen emerging from hibernation after election [03/10/2018]
Carolina Mandl &Tatiana Bautzer, Reuters
"Ações em alta e dólar caindo: o mercado escolheu o lado de Bolsonaro?" [03/10/2018]
Gazeta do Povo
A relação de Bolsonaro com a extrema direita internacional [03/10/2018]
João Paulo Charleaux, NEXO
Second Poll Confirms Far-Right Candidate’s Rising Support Levels [03/10/2018]
Bruce Douglas, Bloomberg
Brazil’s TV titan seen as election kingmaker [03/10/2018]
Andres Schipani, Financial Times
Maioria dos eleitores está triste e está com raiva da situação do país [03/10/2018]
Datafolha
Brazil dealmakers seen emerging from hibernation after election [03/10/2018]
Carolina Mandl and Tatiana Bautzer, Business Standard
A rejeição dos candidatos ao Planalto por perfil de eleitor [03/10/2018]
Rodolfo Almeida, Gabriel Zanlorenssi e Gabriel Maia NEXO
Political polarisation intensifies before Brazil's elections [02/10/2018]
David Child & João Pedro Soares, Al Jazeera
Candidatos à Presidência querem alterar reforma trabalhista de Temer [02/10/2018]
Anaïs Fernandes, Folha de S. Paulo
Brazil's powerful farm lobby endorses far-right presidential candidate Bolsonaro [02/10/2018]
Reuters
Brazil presidential debate highlights deep election divides [01/10/2018]
David Child & Joao Pedro Soares, Al Jazeera
Mesmo Com #ELENÃO, Bolsonaro Cresce Mais Entre Mulheres [01/10/2018]
José Roberto de Toledo, Piauí
Why Brazil's business elites are warming to a far-right flamethrower for president [01/10/2018]
Tatiana Bautzer, Marcela Ayres, Christian Plumb, Reuters
In charts: what is bothering the Brazilians? [01/10/2018]
Valentina Romei & Andres Schipani, Financial Times
Bolsonaro quer evitar empate técnico com Haddad [01/10/2018]
Valdo Cruz, Globo
Why Brazil's Business Elites Are Warming to a Far-Right Flamethrower for President [01/10/2018]
New York Times
Hundreds of candidates in Brazil election accused of corruption [01/10/2018]
Lucia Newman, Al Jazeera
Eleições 2018: elite de esquerda era maioria em protesto #EleNão contra Bolsonaro em SP, aponta pesquisa da USP [01/10/2018]
Mariana Schreiber, BBC News
Massive Election Rallies Reflect Deep Divisions in Brazil [30/09/2018]
Luciana Magalhaes & Samantha Pearson, The Wall Street Journal
Constituição mudou preferência eleitoral dos mais pobres, diz professora [30/09/2018]
Marta Arretche, Folha de S. Paulo
Au Brésil, les femmes dans la rue pour dire «jamais» au candidat d’extrême droite [30/09/2018]
Claire Gatinois, Le Monde
Um Protesto Histórico, Menos Na Tevê [29/09/2018]
José Roberto de Toledo, Piauí
Journey to Brazil's heart: across 2,600 miles and seven states, we ask – how will Brazilians vote? [29/09/2018]
Tom Phillips, The Guardian
Marina Silva quer mais atenção às fronteiras na luta ao contrabando [27/09/2018]
Veja
How social media exposed the fractures in Brazilian democracy [27/09/2018]
Joe Leahy and Andres Schipani, Financial Times
Près de la prison de Lula: «Bolsonaro, lui, n’a pas volé» [26/09/2018]
Claire Gatinois, Le Monde
Brazil election: top contenders from left to far-right [26/09/2018]
Andres Schipani, Financial Times
Pesquisa Ibope: Bolsonaro estanca em 28% e Haddad encurta distância e vai a 22% [25/09/2018]
El País
Ibope: Em SP, Bolsonaro mantém liderança e sobe para 33% [25/09/2018]
Daniel Bramatti, Estadão
Jair Bolsonaro, Candidate in Brazil, Faces Women’s Calls: #NotHim [24/09/2018]
Shasta Darlington, New York Times
Brazil Gun Maker’s 140% Rally Looks as Uncertain as Election [24/09/2018]
Vinicius Andrade, Washington Post
In Divisive Brazilian Election, Even Nazis Are Up for Debate [21/09/2018]
Rick Noack, The Washington Post
Au Brésil, une campagne électorale sur les cendres du Musée de Rio [21/09/2018]
Claire Gatinois, Le Monde
“Haddad está no segundo turno, Bolsonaro ainda não”, diz estatístico de campanhas [21/09/2018]
R. Borges, El País
Datafolha: Bolsonaro tem 28% e Haddad vai a 16% [20/09/2018]
João Pedro Caleiro, EXAME
Em carta, FHC pede união contra candidatos radicais para evitar agravamento da crise [20/09/2018]
Folha de S. Paulo
A scary election in Brazil: Many parties, lots of pork [20/09/2018]
The Economist
Eleições 2018: o que pensa Geraldo Alckmin sobre política externa [19/09/2018]
Gabriela Ruic, EXAME
Fernando Haddad aims to be Brazil's new Lula – but does anyone know who he is? [18/09/2018]
Dom Phillips, The Guardian
Haddad diz que não vai conceder indulto a Lula se for eleito presidente [18/09/2018]
Edson Sardinha, Congresso em Foco
Growing army influence on Brazilian elections causes a stir [17/09/2018]
Louis Genot, Dawn
Brésil : la telenovela tragique de l'élection présidentielle [15/09/2018]
Claire Meynial, Le Point
L'armée très présente dans l'élection au Brésil [14/09/2018]
La Croix
'He's not perfect': why do so many Brazilians support rightwinger Jair Bolsonaro? [14/09/2018]
Dom Phillips, The Guardian
Evangelicals, growing force in Brazil, to impact elections [14/09/2018]
Star Tribune
Brésil: Lula renonce à se présenter et cède sa place à Fernando Haddad [12/09/2018]
Claire Gatinois, Le Monde
Brésil: une campagne présidentielle à rebondissements [11/09/2018]
Morgane Rubetti, Le Figaro
Brazil presidential election: candidates on both sides charged with corruption [06/09/2018]
Anna Jean Kaiser, The Guardian
Brazil: What next after Lula's election ban? [01/09/2018]
Euan Marshall, Al Jazeera
Elecciones en Brasil: el voto en blanco o nulo es favorito [22/08/2018]
Valeria Saccone, ES Global
Pesquisa Ibope: Lula, 37%; Bolsonaro, 18%; Marina, 6%; Ciro, 5%; Alckmin, 5% [20/08/2018]
G1
Economic reform risks being the loser in Brazil’s election [12/07/2018]
Joe Leahy and Andres Schipani, Financial Times
Bolsonaro defende generais em ministérios e diz que presidentes anteriores nomearam [04/07/2018]
Daniel Carvalho & Marina Dias, A Folha
Bolsonaro Stays Strong in Brazil Presidential Race After Trucker Strike [10/06/2018]
Reuters
Brazil’s Temer Backs Former Finance Chief for President [23/05/2018]
Simone Preissler Iglesias, Bloomberg
O que eles pensam? [23/04/2018]
A Folha
Brésil: et si Michel Temer était candidat à sa succession? [26/02/2018]
Le Point
Likely Centrist Brazil Presidential Contender Says He Would Sell Petrobras [26/02/2018]
VOA
As Lula is convicted again, Brazil faces an uncertain election [24/01/2018]
Gustavo Ribeiro, Brazilian Report
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