Brazil's political landscape in early 2026 is defined by strategic electoral narratives, from bolsonarismo's symbolic Israel visit to contentious political battles in Pernambuco ahead of October elections.
Fernando Haddad confirms no candidacy in 2026, as Lula repositions his reelection campaign toward an antissystem focus targeting financial elites.
Prominent Brazilian politicians, including Eduardo Cunha and José Dirceu, are making significant moves toward re-entering the 2026 elections, while local leaders in Pernambuco rally support for key candidates.
São Paulo Governor Tarcísio de Freitas confirms re-election bid amid coalition pressures and conditional presidential prospects tied to Lula's political strength.
The right-wing camp in Brazil solidifies Flávio Bolsonaro's presidential bid amid internal campaign disputes and controversial consultancy involvement ahead of the 2026 election.
Brazil's new 'Ficha Limpa' declaration law, designed to clarify candidate eligibility before elections, faces significant legal and procedural uncertainties ahead of TSE regulation.
President Lula intensifies government use amidst fiscal constraints for 2026 re-election while Paraíba governor vetoes budget amendments, sparking legislative backlash.
Brazil evaluates legislative performances and leverages cultural achievements for strategic political messaging ahead of crucial elections.
Rio de Janeiro leads in Instagram political engagement with PL dominance, influencer recruitment, and Bolsonaro family strategies shaping 2026 election dynamics.
Flávio Bolsonaro adopts his father’s 2018 campaign tactics to boost his presidential bid, while Rio de Janeiro’s political right aligns to secure state leadership amid his candidacy.
Flávio Bolsonaro credits his polling success to his father's legacy amid concerns over Jair Bolsonaro's health affecting the 2026 campaign strategy.
As Brazil gears up for its 2026 elections, both left and right political factions resort to polarization and innovative campaign messaging to shape voter perceptions and political fortunes.
Jair Bolsonaro endorses son Flávio's presidential bid for 2026 amid tensions with Michelle Bolsonaro, while recovering from hernia surgery under family care.
As right-wing governments gain ground across Latin America, Brazil's 2026 elections could reflect a similar conservative shift driven by public security and economic concerns.
Accusations against Justice Moraes are seen as political maneuvers, while Lula's improved communication strategy and shifting political dynamics strengthen his position heading into 2026.
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.