Brazilian expatriates vote in Syria for first time post-Assad

Brazil has set up a voting station at its embassy in Damascus, enabling Brazilian nationals in Syria to vote in the presidential election for the first time. The low expected turnout (around 100 of 744 eligible) reflects the exodus of Brazilians during the civil war. This marks a normalization of diplomatic and electoral processes in Syria following the rebel overthrow of Bashar al-Assad, indicating a shift toward post-conflict stability.