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    Datafolha's last poll before the 2022 first round, showing the gap between Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Jair Bolsonaro, is drawing renewed attention in Brazil. VEJA highlighted the numbers, prompting Brazilians to revisit how close the race actually was heading into the October 2022 vote, which Lula ultimately won narrowly.

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    Brazil is discussing TV Globo's cancellation of a televised debate, with VEJA asking whether President Lula or Senator Flávio Bolsonaro came out worse from the decision. The move has fueled speculation about each camp's strategy ahead of the election season, with commentators weighing who gained or lost the most politically.

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    A new Quaest poll is drawing attention to the heated contest between Recife mayor João Campos and Pernambuco governor Raquel Lyra, two of the Northeast's most prominent rising political figures. Coverage, including a report by Veja, highlights how narrow the gap between them is, fueling speculation ahead of the next electoral cycle in Brazil.

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    Brazil's Federal Police carried out an operation as part of an investigation into an alleged plan targeting the United States embassy in Brazil, according to VEJA. Details about suspects, arrests or the nature of the supposed plot have not been released. The operation is drawing attention given the sensitive diplomatic target and ongoing security concerns around US missions in Brazil.

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    Karina Zeviani, a Brazilian singer known for her participation in The Voice, has died at a young age, according to VEJA RIO. The news has prompted an outpouring of grief in Rio de Janeiro, where she was based, with tributes and condolences spreading across social media and news outlets.

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    A new poll on the race for governor of Bahia shows a contest between ACM Neto and incumbent Jerônimo Rodrigues. The survey, published by VEJA, is fueling debate over whether the opposition candidate can unseat the sitting governor in one of Brazil's most politically important states, with supporters of both camps citing the numbers.