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Attention is turning to Flávio Bolsonaro and the question of a vice pick on his political ticket, a recurring topic in Brazilian election speculation. The discussion comes as right-wing figures, including candidates backed in Recife, wrap up campaign events, with Alfredo Gaspar closing his campaign on Avenida Boa Viagem alongside right-wing candidates.
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Sport Club do Recife are playing away against Athletic Club in round 31 of the Brazilian Série B. Coverage focuses on the club's ongoing problems at right-back, with Pucci unavailable for the match, adding another chapter to a recurring issue in that position. The game is being followed live, with fans tracking Sport's push in the promotion race.
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João Campos, of the PSB, cast his vote at a school in the North Zone of Recife, according to G1. The Recife mayor is a prominent figure in local politics, and his appearance at the polls drew attention during voting day. Further details about his statements or the broader election context were not provided.
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A new Quaest poll is drawing attention to the heated contest between Recife mayor João Campos and Pernambuco governor Raquel Lyra, two of the Northeast's most prominent rising political figures. Coverage, including a report by Veja, highlights how narrow the gap between them is, fueling speculation ahead of the next electoral cycle in Brazil.
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New blood donation criteria are taking effect across Brazil this week. A federal directive now allows people over 70 to donate blood and updates other eligibility requirements, with blood banks such as Hemope in Recife and services in Caxias do Sul adopting the changes from Wednesday and Thursday. Health officials say the revised rules aim to broaden the donor base while maintaining safety standards.