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Brazil's candidates promise to stop violence against women
Politicians in Brazil are making big promises to keep women safe as they look for votes.
A close-up of a campaign sign focused on protecting women's rights in Brazil.
By John Doe
Reporting from Brazil 
Sept. 30, 2026, 4:55 p.m. - 5 hours ago
Brazil is getting ready for an election. Right now, candidates are working hard to win over women voters. A big part of their talk is about safety.
Violence against women is a major problem in Brazil. Many women say they do not feel safe in their homes or on the streets. Because of this, politicians are making it a top priority.
Some candidates are using strong words and symbols to show they are serious. They are promising to pass new laws and give more money to police and groups that help women. They want to make sure that people who hurt women are punished.
These promises are a way to get support from women all across the country. Voters are listening closely. They want to see real changes, not just talk. Whether these promises will actually make things better is something many people are waiting to see.
Source: AP News
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