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Casa do Brasil in Lisbon encourages immigrants to vote in presidential elections
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Casa do Brasil in Lisbon encourages immigrants to vote in presidential elections

Sábado15 September 2026 at 13:13

Casa do Brasil in Lisbon is encouraging Brazilian immigrants to exercise their right to vote in the Brazilian presidential elections. The first round is scheduled for October 4. This initiative comes in the context of mobilizing Brazilian emigrants to participate in the electoral process. Available information indicates that the Lisbon institution plays an active role in raising awareness among the immigrant community about the importance of voting.

Why this matters

This news directly affects Brazilian immigrants and those of other nationalities living in Portugal, who may be unaware that they have the right to participate in Portuguese presidential elections. Casa do Brasil serves as a community reference point for these citizens, and its mobilization can influence the electoral participation of a significant community in the Portuguese diaspora.

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