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Opinion: Brazil’s (Unofficial) Presidential Campaigns

Opinion, by Michael Royster

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The unofficial Brazilian presidential campaigns have begun. Former President Lula told supporters that, if it were necessary, he’d agree to run for President in 2018—no surprise there. Lula knows he should have jettisoned Dilma and run in 2014, as he’d planned to do in 2010. He can’t wait to run again.

Unfortunately for Lula’s ambitions, several prominent people want to be President right now, or at least in early 2016.

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