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Bolsonaro: Trump of the tropicsHannah
Socialist Lawyer, 2018 Hannah Webb, Raquel Nunes Palmeira
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Dissent, 2021
Three years after the election of President Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil has been transformed from a generally respected rising power into a pariah state, repudiated for its appalling environmental and human rights record and for what Doctors Without Borders has called the world’s worst response to COVID-19.
Benjamin Fogel, Andre Pagliarini
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Three years after the election of President Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil has been transformed from a generally respected rising power into a pariah state, repudiated for its appalling environmental and human rights record and for what Doctors Without Borders has called the world’s worst response to COVID-19.
Benjamin Fogel, Andre Pagliarini
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Esprit, 2019
Force est de constater qu’avec ses declarations toujours controversees, souvent ridicules, violentes et mensongeres, Bolsonaro reussit a se rendre omnipresent. Il met en œuvre une tactique de marketing connue sous le nom de « trollage ».
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Force est de constater qu’avec ses declarations toujours controversees, souvent ridicules, violentes et mensongeres, Bolsonaro reussit a se rendre omnipresent. Il met en œuvre une tactique de marketing connue sous le nom de « trollage ».
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Bolsonaro: A Ridiculous Caesar?
Notebooks: The Journal for Studies on Power, 2021Abstract In this article, we aim to set out an appropriate interpretation for the historical form that the Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro embodies and the context that made his presidency possible. We propose a discussion on the level of ideology, although conceived from a material and historical background and integrated into a context of ...
Caio Gontijo, Leonardo Ramos
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Latin American Perspectives, 2023
The traditional relationship between the Brazilian state and indigenous peoples is based on the state’s “protection.” Under the ultraconservative Bolsonaro government, the state has been taken over by elites with rural and extractive capital who plan on exploiting the Amazon rain forest at any cost and see indigenous peoples as an obstacle to their ...
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The traditional relationship between the Brazilian state and indigenous peoples is based on the state’s “protection.” Under the ultraconservative Bolsonaro government, the state has been taken over by elites with rural and extractive capital who plan on exploiting the Amazon rain forest at any cost and see indigenous peoples as an obstacle to their ...
Manuel Domingos Neto +1 more
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