Brazil and Serbia Show the Way: How People Power Can Defeat the Far Right
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Less than six months from a high-risk presidential, the left celebrates the re-election of the Brazilian president on Monday, October 26, and wants to see there the sign that it is possible to "play the polls" against the far right.
SYRIZA speaks of Lula's historic victory over the far-right representative of Trumpism, Flavio Bolsonaro, whose importance goes beyond the borders of Brazil and Latin America. "Lula fought a titanic battle" In its statement, SYRIZA emphasizes that "at a time when far-right forces are attempting to expand their influence and neoliberalism dominates, the result of the presidential elections in Brazil shows that the people always have the final say…
"Lula's victory gives strength to those who fight for a world of peace, cooperation and respect for international law," says Alexis Tsipras, among other things, about the elections in Brazil. The post Tsipras' Message for Brazil: Lula's Victory Showed That There Is Another Path - Victory of Democracy Against Authoritarianism appeared first on in.gr.
By Luca Franceschi // // From Serbia to Brazil there are two important signs for democracy, accompanied by a political message that deserves to be carefully considered. In Serbia, after two years of intense mobilization against corruption and authoritarian drives, the student movement conquered the elections, overcoming the nationalist Aleksandar Vučić. This result [...]
PASOK's press spokesman's comment on Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's victory in the presidential elections in Brazil. "Victory of Democracy, victory of progress!", says Costas Tsoukalas in his Instagram post, commenting on Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's victory in the presidential elections in Brazil. "Lula's victory is a great vindication for the Brazilian people and a strong global message that democracy, social justice and the fight against inequali…
Brazil and Serbia Show the Way: How People Power Can Defeat the Far Right
The message from Brazil and Serbia is one that the political establishment, the far right and their billionaire backers would do well to heed: authoritarianism is not inevitable, and when ordinary people organise, mobilise and refuse to surrender, even seemingly unassailable political forces can be defeated. In Brazil, left-wing president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva […]
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