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We won and we will win
Lula’s victory opened a path of hope, built on popular mobilization, to replace the sterile and counterproductive trend of exploiting resentment and hatred for political gain. By Marcelo Zero What happened in Brazil in this second round of the election was historic. It was not…
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Lula’s re-election is Brazil’s victory for the world
The US Government and its Big Techs threw everything they had at Brazil, and lost. The Donroe Doctrine hits a roadblock as Lula makes history with Lula’s 4th presidential election victory, by a margin of 4.4 million votes. by BRIAN MIER In a normal presidential race, a candidate…
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In Defence of the Future
by Charlie Prado On October 9th, five days after Flávio Bolsonaro took a surprise lead in the first round of Brazil’s presidential election, pop star Anitta took to her instagram account to eloquently and passionately explain to her 61 million followers why she was supporting…
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UK Members of Parliament issue statement against US interference in Brazil’s election
Solidarity Statement on the Brazilian Presidential Election Parliamentarians, trade union leaders, writers and peace and social justice campaigners have signed the following statement against US interference in Brazil’s presidential election, and in support of the Brazilian…
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US election interference: Public Ministry investigates Meta
30 million Brazilian adults consider Meta’s Instagram or Facebook platforms their primary news source, whilst their WhatsApp messenger is the most used software in Brazil. The US company has enormous and unprecedented power to influence elections at the will of the United…
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Brazilians go to the polls under the greatest foreign interference since 1964
By Jamil Chade for ICL There are no aircraft carriers on the coast of Brazil. But, for the first time since 1964, millions of Brazilians will go to the polls this Sunday under the largest foreign offensive since the coup d’état that established the military regime. Strategic for…