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Lessons From Brazil's Bolsonaro Family's Rise

The Bolsonaro family in Brazil pioneered the use of social media to build loyalty and challenge democratic institutions. An Israeli political commentator warns that a similar phenomenon could emerge in Israel, regardless of election outcomes.

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Lessons From Brazil's Bolsonaro Family's Rise
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What happened

  1. 01The Bolsonaro family in Brazil effectively used social media to build a loyal base and attack democratic institutions.
  2. 02An Israeli commentator warns of similar "poison" in Israel, predicting the return of "Israeli Bolsonaros" to power.
  3. 03Brazilian President Lula da Silva expressed confidence in his re-election during a gathering.
  4. 04Supporters of Lula da Silva repeatedly checked their phones for election results during a meeting.
  5. 05The external election results presented a different picture than the confidence expressed by President da Silva.

Meanwhile, Brazilian President Lula da Silva expressed confidence in his re-election during a gathering, even as election results displayed a contrasting reality.

Translated and summarized by baba from Haaretz, the latest report. Read Haaretz’s original

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