Ballot boxes reach remote Indigenous communities by boat as Brazil votes, with Amazon conservation a key issue.
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Brazilians will vote in a highly polarized presidential race on Sunday. Here’s what to know
Lula and Bolsonaro make final push for votes ahead of Brazil's knife-edge election
Brazil’s Lula and Bolsonaro close campaigns ahead of critical election
Ballots reach remote Indigenous Brazilians ahead of presidential election
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