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Fact check: How Bolsonaro sows distrust in democracy | DW News

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@jerrygudknecht6066
Stop. The left always demonizes their opposition and ends up being the ones who actually, physically and figuratively burn everything down. Look around you DW.
@filipeterra2603
The Bolsonaros rose praising the Military Dictatorship of 1964-1987 they have no authority to claim Democracy as their cause
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Populists have been sowing distrust in democratic institutions to create an "us versus them" narrative that emotionally mobilizes voters. According to experts, this strategy has been replicated across many countries. On October 25, Brazilian voters will choose between left-wing President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and right-wing candidate Flavio Bolsonaro, the son of former President Jair Bolsonaro. In the highly polarized election campaign, Bolsonaro has claimed that Lula poses a threat to Brazil's democracy.
@fewcommentsonnews.4842
" At anyway DEMOCRACY iS under threat in BRAZIL under the INCUNBENT Government handled with leftiSt President LuiS Inácio Lula da Silva 0versee."
@paytonturner1421
I think that another thing has to be certain is the United States government needs to stop interfering with other countries governments just because they disagree with their policy of not agreeing with Israel, stopping corporations from explaining resources with no benefit to their own people, along with making life terrible for ordinary people.