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Brazil's Bolsonaro officially launches re-election bid, says army on his side

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By Gabriel Stargardter and Gram Slattery

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Democracy where you need the army on your side.

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In Brazil, a politician saying the army is on his side should be interpreted as a threat.

My thoughts exactly. Especially when the politician is Bolsonaro who has made several rather questionable remarks in the past already.

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Corrupt Bolsanaro has effectively admitted that Brazil is a failed state, with a military loyal not to the State, but political parties.

The country is going to keep going backwards if the criminal Bolanaro is re-elected.

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USA lost Columbia, lost the fake Venezuelan puppet, if Brazil, a member of BRICS goes to the left, USA will lose South America. Recently China is doing good business there.

So, the army is important for him.

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USA lost Columbia, lost the fake Venezuelan puppet, if Brazil, a member of BRICS goes to the left, USA will lose South America. Recently China is doing good business there.

It would be great !!..

Latin America should not be the backyard of the US..

Go Lula you must win Brazil !!!..

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USA lost Columbia, lost the fake Venezuelan puppet, if Brazil, a member of BRICS goes to the left, USA will lose South America. Recently China is doing good business there.

What does it look like to you when the US "loses" South America?

Will we Americans not be allowed to travel there? Will US businesses get kicked out and not be allowed to do business there? Will South American people and business not be allowed into the US?

I'm sorry, I am going to need more specifics in your downfall fantasy.

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