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Brazil may turn right-wing again — this is why South Africans should care

Caio de Araújo · Daily Maverick

Published 23 Oct 2026, 7:55 pm·just now·1 min read

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Brazil's upcoming presidential runoff election carries high stakes for South Africa, threatening key Global South partnerships, multilateral cooperation and shared commitments to human rights and democracy.

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Brazil may turn right-wing again — this is why South Africans should care

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