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    Brazil’s 2026 Elections: The Right Advances and Bolsonarism Endures

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    Brazilians went to the polls on October 4 to elect a president, governors, members of the Chamber of Deputies and two-thirds of the Federal Senate. Only a few hours after polling stations closed, the election produced its biggest surprise. Contrary to major polls published in the final days of the campaign, Senator Flávio Bolsonaro of… Continue reading Brazil’s 2026 Elections: The Right Advances and Bolsonarism Endures
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      Brazil Is the Country of the Devil — and God Knows Who the “Believers” Are

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      When someone thinks their own life got worse because someone else’s got better, the ballot box stops choosing governments and starts handing out punishment. The best diagnosis of the average Brazilian came in a one-minute statement by Felipe Nunes, the founding partner of Quest, a Brazilian polling and research institute. He said that the country’s… Continue reading Brazil Is the Country of the Devil — and God Knows Who the “Believers” Are
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      God and the Bolsonaros in the Land of Dirty Money

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      When I began writing this piece, a headline appeared on my screen: “Company that moved funds for Bolsonaro film received money from organized crime.” The film the headline refers to is Dark Horse, a 2026 biographical drama directed by Cyrus Nowrasteh that follows the political career of former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro.  The headline seemed… Continue reading God and the Bolsonaros in the Land of Dirty Money
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