DC Edit | Winds Of Change Are Sweeping The World
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The Brazilians just preferred to keep faith with Lula and keep out far-right candidate Flavio Bolsonaro. Their choice bucked the Latino American tide in which at least seven conservative and right-wing leaders had been chosen by the people. While Hungary’s Viktor Orban was shown the door after 16 years, long term Serbia’s Aleksandar Vucic of Serbia had to make way for a students’ movement that surprisingly grabbed the right to rule
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DC Edit | Winds Of Change Are Sweeping The World
The Brazilians just preferred to keep faith with Lula and keep out far-right candidate Flavio Bolsonaro. Their choice bucked the Latino American tide in which at least seven conservative and right-wing leaders had been chosen by the people. While Hungary’s Viktor Orban was...
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