PoliticsBrazil
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Brazil’s 2026 presidential election is bringing women’s concerns to the forefront of the campaign.
Female voters point to security, femicide, economic pressure and work-life balance as key issues shaping their choices.
Candidates Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and Flavio Bolsonaro offer contrasting approaches on violence against women, labor policies and online betting.
With polls showing a close contest among women, questions of safety, employment and household finances could play a decisive role in determining Brazil‘s next president.
