Evangelicals, Faith and Vote From the United States to Latin America. Interview with Lucandrea Massaro
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Lucandrea Massaro, a journalist who writes about religion, culture and politics, collaborates with Rai and is the author of the weekly newsletter Sacro & Profano, explains who are the evangelicals and why their political weight grows in Latin America, starting from the presidential elections in Brazil. In the first round of October 4, Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, of the Liberal Party, preceded the outgoing president Lula, of the Workers' Party, and…
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