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The Brazilian Right’s Fight Against Its Leftist Boogeyman

  • Andrew Woods
  • July 9, 2020
The late Brazilian educator Paulo Freire (1921-1997) was a prominent figure in the 20th-century critical pedagogy movement and the celebrated author of the ground-breaking 1968 text, “Pedagogy of the Oppressed.” Freire’s…
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    Coronavirus-19’s victims: Populism

    • Hans-Georg Betz
    • April 5, 2020
    In late 2018, a majority of Brazilians elected Jair Bolsonaro president of the republic. By now, they probably wished they had never heard of him. In the current coronavirus crisis,…
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      The rise of a culture warrior: Jair Bolsonaro’s far-right revolution

      • Chamila Liyanage
      • December 2, 2019
      When the world’s attention turned towards the burning Amazon rain forest, Brazil’s president, Jair Bolsonaro, did everything to turn himself into an environmental villain – of sorts. Why – in…
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        The Cultural Marxism Conspiracy Thrives in Bolsonaro’s Brazil

        • Andrew Woods
        • October 18, 2019
        The cultural Marxism conspiracy is fundamentally anti-egalitarian because it portrays any form of social progress or economic equality as evil and poisonous. “Cultural Marxism” is a right-wing conspiracy theory that…
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          Bolsonaro’s first days of government: a threat to liberal democracy

          • Juliana Chueri
          • February 27, 2019
          In early September 2018, I wrote a blog post about Jair Bolsonaro, at that moment the frontrunner in the Brazilian presidential election, defending that he could be considered a populist…
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            Brazil’s Bolsonaro Is The Latest Incarnation Of The Radical Right In Latin America

            • Tamir Bar-On
            • November 5, 2018
            Fascism isn’t new to Latin America, and neither is the radical right. Jair Bolsonaro, a former military officer, is the newly elected President of Brazil and one of the most…
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              Is He a Fascist? The Election of Jair Bolsonaro

              • Louie Dean Valencia-Garćia
              • October 29, 2018
              Newly elected Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro’s narrative is one that lends itself to creating what historians of dictatorship have called a ‘cult of personality’. One of his supporters recently told…
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                Bolsonaro: Radical Right-Wing Populism reaches Brazil

                • Juliana Chueri
                • September 7, 2018
                In October Brazilians will vote for president in particularly troubled election. It is the first ballot after Dilma Rousseff’s controversy impeachment, which put into power the unpopular interim Michel Temer.…
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