Flávio Bolsonaro's tentative 2026 presidential candidacy is a strategic move linked to negotiations over amnesty for his father and political alliance building.
Flávio Bolsonaro considers withdrawing his 2026 presidential bid amid low voter support and political tension as another survey reveals limited backing for a Bolsonaro family endorsement.
Flávio Bolsonaro's 2026 presidential pre-candidacy exposes familial communication gaps and prompts strategic recalibrations among political rivals, particularly Lula's allies.
Alvaro Dias plans a political comeback in 2026, considering rejoining MDB after leaving Podemos amid internal disputes, with strong electoral prospects despite his age.
The PT outlines strategic priorities for the 2026 elections while President Lula advances Brazil's regional and international cooperation at the Celac-EU Summit in Colombia.
As Bolsonaro's potential imprisonment approaches, Brazil's right-wing prepares its 2026 presidential candidate selection amid heightened political tensions and social media polarization.
Lula's rising voter support contrasts with his administration's historic low legislative success rate, posing challenges for Brazil's 2026 election.
President Lula seeks to raise taxes on betting companies and fintechs as a tactical move to politically pressure opposition parties ahead of elections, despite expected resistance.
Lula's administration escalates social media spending on income tax ads to R$8.4 million, prompting opposition backlash ahead of 2026 elections.
Opposition leaders in Brazil are uniting their strategies for the critical 2026 elections following Bolsonaro's conviction.
PT’s campaign strategy for 2026 aims to link Tarcísio with controversial issues to weaken his position as a political opponent.
Brazil's 2026 elections will be influenced by key foreign policy issues shaping the political landscape.
The judicial judgments against Bolsonaro may reshape Brazil's political landscape for the 2026 elections.