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Manuela Andreoni

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  • Chief Correspondent, Brazil, Reuters
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Why some young Brazilians voters are abandoning Lula

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By Manuela Andreoni Verified, André Romani Verified
| Tacoma News Tribune Verified
SAO PAULO, June 24(Reuters) - Ricardo de Lima Filho, a 34-year-old video game translator, has voted for left-wing presidential candidates in every election he can remember, including President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva of the Workers Party in the 2022 runoff. This year, however, he will go to the polls in October hoping to elect a right-wing president. "I've lived most of my adult life under Workers Party governments," he said.
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Why some young Brazilians voters are abandoning Lula

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By Manuela Andreoni Verified, André Romani Verified
| MSN UK Verified
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Brazil’s Mato Grosso state commits to phasing out native wood for boilers from 2034

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By Roberto Samora Verified, Manuela Andreoni Verified
| WHBL-AM (Sheboygan , WI) Verified
By Roberto Samora and Manuela Andreoni SAO PAULO, June 9 (Reuters) – Brazil’s Mato Grosso state has signed a commitment to eliminate ​the use of firewood from deforested ‌native forests in power-generating boilers, starting in 2034, according to a document seen by Reuters. • Boilers are used locally to fuel agro-industrial facilities such as ‌corn-based ​ethanol plants.
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