Shoppers browse Brazilian themed scarves ahead of the FIFA World Cup games in downtown Sao Paulo, Brazil, on Wednesday, June 13, 2018. In a curious quirk of Brazil's electoral calendar, for the last 28 years Latin America's largest economy has gone to the polls shortly after the World Cup. In the football-obsessed country, politicians have long attempted to hijack the sport to burnish their image. Photographer: Patricia Monteiro/Bloomberg via Getty Images
{"Image ImageDescription": "Shoppers browse Brazilian themed scarves ahead of the FIFA World Cup games in downtown Sao Paulo, Brazil, on Wednesday, June 13, 2018. In a curious quirk of Brazil's electoral calendar, for the last 28 years Latin America's largest economy has gone to the polls shortly after the World Cup. In the football-obsessed country, politicians have long attempted to hijack the sport to burnish their image. Photographer: Patricia Monteiro/Bloomberg via Getty Images", "Image Copyright": "? 2018 Bloomberg Finance LP"}