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ALT Two screenshots of Brazilian news headlines, each dated in the caption beneath. Left (19 October 2026): a g1 Pará page under the heading "Eleições 2026 no Pará". The headline reads that Flávio promises to end "environmental obstacles" and says producers will be able to do "whatever they want" on their land in Pará. The subheading explains that the PL's presidential candidate held a campaign event with supporters in a motorcade in Marabá, in south-eastern Pará, on Monday 19th. Right (21 October 2026): a CNN Brasil article headline stating that Pará has the highest number of fire hotspots in Brazil in 2026. The subheading says the first 19 days of October have recorded more fires than any other full month of 2026. It is credited to Jairo Nascimento, published on 20/10/26 and updated the same day. Below it is a CNN Brasil broadcast still reporting that the state logged 571 hotspots in the last 48 hours, according to INPE, with a ticker about Flávio and Lula courting undecided voters.
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