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Brazil Election 2026 Runoff: How 25 October Works, What the Polls Show, and What a Second Round Changes (opens the original)
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—First round Brazil votes for president, 27 governors and Congress on 4 October 2026. —Runoff date A presidential runoff is scheduled for 25 October 2026 if no candidate wins over half of valid votes. —Valid votes Blank and null ballots are excluded, so the threshold is 50% plus one of valid votes. —Latest poll A Futura/100% Cidades poll (25–29 September) showed a hypothetical Flávio Bolsonaro-Lula runoff at 49% and 43.5% respectively —Not a forecast The first round has not happened, so the actu
Copa Libertadores 2026 Semi-Finals: Fixtures, Dates, TV and the Road to the Montevideo Final (opens the original)
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—Fixtures Fluminense host Palmeiras on 14 October and visit São Paulo on 21 October; Estudiantes host Flamengo on 15 October and visit Rio on 22 October. —Kickoff All four semi-final matches start at 21:30 Brasília time, which is the same as Buenos Aires time. —Final The single-match final is on 28 November 2026 at Estadio Centenario in Montevideo. —Broadcast Globo, ge tv and Paramount+ are reported for Fluminense–Palmeiras; ESPN is reported for Estudiantes–Flamengo. —Prize money Each semi-final
Latin American Pulse for Thursday, October 1, 2026 (opens the original)
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Latin America today: Colombia's surprise hike to 12.25%, Brazil's 42–42 runoff poll before Sunday, Chile's 9.6% jobless rate and Milei in Paris. —Brazil A 42–42 tie in Quaest’s runoff poll and a court fight over false Aparecida posts keep nerves taut before Sunday’s first round. —Mexico Relief after Hurricane Polo, unease over US sanctions on a Sinaloa Cartel network, and an export boom. —Argentina Milei courts investors in Paris while pensions, rents and bills reset on 1 October. —Chile Unemplo
LatAm Pre-Open — Thursday, October 1, 2026 (opens the original)
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Latin America opens Thursday after a split session. Softer US inflation data lifted Brazil’s Ibovespa 1.37% to 186,340 and Argentina’s Merval 1.32%, while Mexico’s IPC fell 1.38% and Chile’s IPSA 0.78%. Colombia’s COLCAP slipped 0.38% after a surprise rate rise. In Brazil the buying went to the big banks: Itaú Unibanco and Banco do Brasil each gained 4.7% and Bradesco 4.1%. Retailers also jumped, with Magazine Luiza up 12.5%. The currencies were calm. The real firmed 0.76% to 5.174 per US dollar
LatAm Pre-Open — Wednesday, September 30, 2026 (opens the original)
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The overnight mood is steady rather than fearful. S&P 500 futures were slightly higher early on Wednesday, Tokyo’s Nikkei gained about 2% and gold paused after Tuesday’s rebound. The dollar index ended Tuesday 0.17% higher at 101.37. Brazil is the main event today. The central bank’s August fiscal figures and IBGE’s producer price index will shape how foreign investors treat the real and the Selic, the central bank’s benchmark rate, now 13.75%. Colombia’s central bank is widely expected to hold
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