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Latin America’s Right Turn Is Done, Brazil Holds the Key
J.P. Morgan notes that seven Latin American presidential elections since 2025 have resulted in center-right governments. The bank describes the 2026 election sequence as a potential 'supercycle' that could reshape regional policies. Brazil's October vote is highlighted as the only major election in the region.
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