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Catherine Osborn

The Battle for Brazil’s Evangelicals

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva Jair Bolsonaro Brazil Marina Silva Mauricio ClaverCarone World Cup IDB Foreign Policy Datafolha InterAmerican Development Bank

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro participates in the birthday worship for the pastor Silas Malafaia at Assembléia de Deus Vitória em Cristo Church in Rio de Janeiro on Sept. 15. (Wagner Meier/Getty Images)

Welcome back to Foreign Policy’s Latin America Brief.

The highlights this week: Bolsonaro and Lula court Brazil’s evangelicals ahead of Sunday’s vote, Cuba legalizes same-sex marriage, and Argentina’s government intervenes in the market for World Cup stickers (yes, really).

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