Brazil held the second round of its presidential election on Sunday, with close to 160 million voters choosing between Lula and Flavio Bolsonaro, according to EL PAÍS. The runoff decides the country's next president after the first round failed to produce a winner.
Reporting from Rio de Janeiro by La Nación described a divided electorate, with shouting and accusations as voting began. Lula cast his ballot in the runoff, Infobae reported.
Votes cast abroad also drew attention. El Cronista reported that Flavio Bolsonaro performed strongly in Japan, offsetting wins for Lula in several other countries. EL PAÍS and Página|12 both carried live coverage of the runoff between the two candidates.
The contest has polarized the country, with the Spanish-language outlets framing it as a choice over Brazil's direction. The published reports did not include turnout figures or partial results at the time of this summary.
What to watch next: official counts from Brazilian electoral authorities as they are released, and how the overseas vote shapes the final margin.