Brazil is heading to a runoff vote after no candidate secured enough support, setting up a closely watched contest that could influence economic policy and diplomacy. In Spain, the government has called a snap election, prompting parties to accelerate campaigning and voters to reassess their choices. The developments arrive as governments confront inflation, migration, energy concerns, and frustration. Analysts expect both races to test incumbent coalitions, reshape legislative priorities, and add uncertainty to an unsettled international political landscape ahead.
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