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Deforestation in Brazil is at a historic low. Amazon deforestation has fallen by more than 70% compared with Bolsonaro's final year in office, and President Lula's environmental policies are responsible for the success. At COP31 in Antalya, @LulaOficial said that Brazil can show that “the preservation of our biomes is a political choice”—one that “defines the future of Brazil and of generations to come.” @turkiyecop31 Read more on panamericandispatch.org @amazonwatch @TheRealNews @NACLA @globalexchange
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Marxist sociologist @emirsader says Brazil's Workers' Party should initiate a new process to include the direct participation of young people and renew the party so that it can rise to the country's current challenges and fundamental circumstances. panamericandispatch.org/p/it…
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“With Trump in trouble and the Bolsonaros in panic, we are watching the beginning of the neofascist collapse.” Gustavo Tapioca on how trouble for Trump means trouble for Brazil’s far-right. @revistaforum panamericandispatch.org/p/tr…
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A Brazilian court has ordered Meta to stop using material produced by news organizations without their permission following a lawsuit filed by a coalition of associations that represent newspapers and broadcasters. @RedeTVTNews panamericandispatch.org/p/br…
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Lula's victory and Trump's defeat have not ended the far right, but these two events of enormous political significance may have marked a historic turning point. @AttuchLeonardo says Argentina's Milei, who will run for reelection in 2027, is next. panamericandispatch.org/p/lu…
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“In 2026, Brazil and the United States showed signs of change. In 2027, Argentina may complete that movement. And Milei may be the next to discover that history has changed direction.” panamericandispatch.org/p/lu…
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Had Flávio Bolsonaro stayed in Brazil, he would have been the leader of the opposition. Without him, the opposition will fight over who its new leader should be, if anyone steps up at all. Alex Solnik writes in @brasil247. panamericandispatch.org/p/th…
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Brazil is taking note of the U.S. midterms, hopeful that a Democratic Party victory could shift the bilateral relationship. Jamil Chade examines what's on the line for Lula's administration. panamericandispatch.org/p/ca…
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