Brazil's Lula and Flavio Bolsonaro in tight race ahead of October 25 runoff

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WorldThe New York Times · Reuters

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How the sides differ Left sources emphasize Lula's accusation that Meta is favoring his rival; alternative sources focus on a Quaest poll showing Flavio Bolsonaro slightly ahead.

Both reports describe a close Brazilian presidential race between President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and his right-wing rival, Senator Flavio Bolsonaro. Reuters, categorized as alternative, reports that a Quaest poll released Wednesday showed Bolsonaro slightly ahead heading into the October 25 runoff. The New York Times, categorized as left-leaning, reports that Lula and his allies claim Meta is trying to give Bolsonaro an advantage. The excerpts do not show whether Meta has responded to the claim.

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Left NYThe New York TimesBrazil’s President Lula Accuses Meta of Helping His Right-Wing Opponent

Presents the race through Lula's claim that Meta is working to benefit his right-wing opponent in a narrow election.

Alternative RReutersFlavio Bolsonaro slightly leads Lula in Brazil runoff, Quaest poll shows

Presents the race through polling data, noting Flavio Bolsonaro holds a slight lead over Lula in the runoff.

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