Brazil: Lula’s Presidential Win Puts the Brakes on the Rise of the Far Right in Latin America
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Brazil: Lula’s presidential win puts the brakes on the rise of the far right in Latin America
President Lula’s spectacular reelection sends a clear a warning to the global far-right after seven conservative presidential wins in Latin America in 18 months.
Lula's victory in Brazil contrasts with the recent victories of the right in several Latin American countries.
Map shows distribution of right-wing and left-wing governments in South America after Lula's re-election in October 2026. Art/g1 President Lula was re-elected on Sunday (25) for a fourth presidential term, which represented a setback to the right, which had been advancing in South America, and kept Brazil as one of the only countries on the continent with a left-wing government today. ✅ Follow the international news channel of the G1 in WhatsApp…
Despite the right-wing of the region, Brazil remains a counterweight to Donald Trump in the next two years
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