Why female voters could decide Brazil's election | DW News
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Brazilians head to the polls this weekend in what could be one of the country's closest elections in years. As Lula da Silva and Flavio Bolsonaro fight for every vote, both campaigns are focusing heavily on issues that matter to women, from safety and working conditions to family finances. With millions of voters still undecided, could women end up deciding who becomes Brazil's next president? #dwcurrentaffairs 00:00 Brazil prepares to vote in close election 00:35 Women’s issues as a key election battleground 01:14 Different approaches by President Lula and far-right candidate Bolsonaro 02:45 Other campaign issues include working hours and betting 04:48 Interview Andre Pagliarini, Louisiana State University 05:11 Similarities to the Lula-Bolsonaro contest of 2022 06:18 Why Brazil is still divided between a Lula and a Bolsonaro camp 07:29 Why Lula is seeking a fourth term despite his age 08:22 Which voters could decide this election? 09:46 Is Trump a factor in Brazil’s vote? For
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