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Lula's comeback: a close runoff and a push to annul

Brazil approved a 40-hour week and two days off ten days before the runoff .

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Brazil approved a 40-hour week and two days off ten days before the runoff [world#41].

A poll showed Bolsonaro with a slight lead over Lula ahead of the run-off [world#48].

Personal attacks fired up debate before Brazil's run-off vote [world#100].

Long queues and river journeys marked the decisive presidential vote in Brazil [world#201].

Lula and Bolsonaro faced each other vote to vote in the close second round for Brazil's presidency [world#203].

Lula went from ex-worker and prisoner to Brazil's president again [world#211].

Lula's historic comeback and its impact across the region were examined [world#219].

Experts examined the push to annul the election in Brazil and its chances [world#210].