Brazilian politics is the multi-party system governing Brazil through a presidential republic, where voters elect a president, bicameral Congress, governors, and state legislatures. Coalition-building shapes policy, with parties, agribusiness, and financial interests wielding influence. Citizens benefit through elections and public services, though inequality and corruption remain challenges.
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