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Brazilian Presidential Election Held Every Four Years: Long Lines at Polling Station in Takaoka; 800 People Cast Their Votes in the Morning Alone
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On November 4th, Brazil's quadrennial presidential election was held, and many Brazilians residing in Japan visited polling stations in Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture. A temporary staffing agency in Takaoka City was the only polling station in the three Hokuriku prefectures to host the Brazilian presidential election. According to the Brazilian Consulate-General in Nagoya, there are approximately 2,000 eligible voters in the three Hokuriku pref…
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