"Lula Today, Mélenchon Tomorrow": Young People From France Want to Boost the Leader of the Left with "Janonism" » Urbs Magna
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Since the presidential victory of Lula on Sunday, Jean-Luc Mélenchon's troops have identified a particular digital strategy that they intend to use in France for 2027.
The French Insubmissa (LFI) party, led by Jean-Luc Mélenchon, launched an official digital mobilization initiative inspired by the Lula's Army, a network of supporters created in the Brazilian campaign. The presidential election in France is scheduled for April 2027. The Lula's Army was idealized by Federal Congressman André Janones (Avante-MG) during the second [...]
France and the rest of the world take an example on Brazil: blocking extreme right-wing politicians, influencers and media on social networks. The reason? Algorithms do not distinguish supporters from opponents: commenting or contradicting extreme right-wing posts dope their visibility with other users.
Account on Instagram describes digital mobilization inspired by the Brazilian campaign as student protests and support for Mélenchon grow in France on the eve of 2027. The post Lula today, Mélenchon tomorrow: young people from France want to boost the leader of the left with Janonism appeared first in Urbs Magna.
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