RIO DE JANEIRO: To say no one knows who will win Brazil’s presidential election in 12 months is an understatement. No one even knows who the candidates will be— or if the frontrunner will be in jail.
The race is the most wide open in many years as Brazil stumbles through a stunning combination of corruption scandals, economic upheaval and polarized politics.
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