From past campaigns to Augusto Cury's proposal for a semi-presidential system, the illusion of escaping polarization always runs up against the unforgiving mathematics of the National Congress. Opinion by Paulo Markun
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From past campaigns to Augusto Cury's proposal for a semi-presidential system, the illusion of escaping polarization always runs up against the unforgiving mathematics of the National Congress. Opinion by Paulo Markun