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Brazilian bishops urge voters to assess presidential runoff candidates
Brazil’s National Conference of Bishops issued a message to the public about the presidential election’s second round.
The message asks voters to assess the candidates’ records and practices before choosing.
It also urges them to consider each candidate’s commitment to democracy.
The bishops said voters should weigh candidates’ commitments to people’s living conditions as well.
The message was published on Wednesday, October 21.
The second round is the next stage of the presidential election, and voters will decide between the candidates.
Brazil’s National Conference of Bishops urged voters to assess candidates in the presidential runoff.
The CNBB asked voters to consider the candidates’ records, practices and commitments.
It said voters should assess commitments to democracy and the living conditions of the population.
The conference published its message to the Brazilian people on Wednesday, October 21.
- Who
- The National Conference of Bishops of Brazil (CNBB).
- What
- It urged voters to assess the presidential runoff candidates’ records, practices and commitments.
- When
- Wednesday, October 21. The article was published on October 22, 2026.
- Where
- Brazil; the message was addressed to the Brazilian people.
- Why
- The CNBB asked voters to consider candidates’ commitments to democracy and the population’s living conditions.
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- Organization
- National Conference of Bishops of Brazil (CNBB)
- Election
- Presidential runoff
- Message date
- Wednesday, October 21
- Audience
- The Brazilian people