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Protest caravans in Brazil demand Bolsonaro ouster over pandemic

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By Sergio Lima

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Respect to all Brazilians protesting against Bolsonaro's far right authoritarian regime and its failures dealing with the pandemic.

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Over the past few years, it seemed that the far-right was starting to take hold in many countries. But it looks like due to their policies being abject failures, the right is falling in all the places it ever rose. Trump's gone. Brexit has shown itself to be a mess, and everyone hates Boris. The people are rising up against Putin and Bolsonaro, with huge protests in the streets. Conversely, Biden just became president. Ardern is wildly popular among her people. Trudeau was re-elected even after the Americans tried to paint their problem with blackface as being something Canadians who don't share the history should be embarrassed of.

The world has gone liberal over the past few decades, and the far-right put up one last major fight. But it's over. They're failures, and are only good at making a lot of noise; they're entirely clueless as to how to fix actual real-world problems. The people have seen it, and they are rising up against it. Bolsonaro's days are numbered. As are many of the other authoritarians in the world.

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"Over the past few years, it seemed that the far-right was starting to take hold in many countries. But it looks like due to their policies being abject failures, the right is falling in all the places it ever rose."

Nope not in my country. The right wing idiot running (and ruining) my country will be there for some time. If anyone wants to learn how to keep on winning elections inspite of achieving absolutely zero they should learn it from the guy currently in power in my country.

US, UK, Brazil is not the entire world, your worldview seems narrow and limited.

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