Brazil's Presidential Election: "Every Victory From the Far Right to the Foreign Side Normalizes This Perspective at Home", Warns Left-Wing Politicians in France
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On the eve of the second round of the election, which will take place on 25 October, several personalities, including Jean-Luc Mélenchon, Marine Tondelier and Fabien Roussel, are concerned, in a rostrum in the "World", about the possible victory of Flavio Bolsonaro and the consequences it could have for both the country and the global geopolitical balance.
Arriving behind his extreme right-wing opponent, Flávio Bolsonaro, in the first round, the left-wing herald leaves with a handicap. To win a fourth term on Sunday, he will have to seduce the evangelicals, regain women's confidence and succeed in Friday's television debate.
A few days before the second round of the Brazilian presidential election, scheduled for Sunday, 25 October, the campaign is marked by the effort of President Lula de Silva to catch up with his rival, Senator Flavio Bolsonaro, who is trying to retain his advantage. The two candidates chain the campaign meetings. For the political scientist and election specialist Lucas Gelape, the mobilization of activists on the street and on social networks co…
Brazilian political scientist and official Verena Hitner Barros analyzed parity in the surveys for Sunday’s balloting between Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro. She also asked to preserve the productive link with Argentina beyond ideological differences. Read more
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