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PSDB: We no longer know what it means to be a tucano, says political scientist

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“From toucan-tuco to tiny araçari.” With this analogy, political scientist Henrique Curi, a professor at FespSP (São Paulo School of Sociology and Politics Foundation), defines the downfall of the PSDB (Brazilian Social Democracy Party) in the last decade. The party, which polarized Brazilian politics with the PT (Workers' Party) from 1994 to 2014, is negotiating a merger with other parties. In practice, the party founded by politicians such as …

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