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Breathe, think, and vote again: reflections on nepotism and Brazil’s runoff election

Alessandra Maia
As Brazil heads into the presidential runoff, the country faces the challenge of choosing between the desire for change and the risks posed by the concentration of power and political nepotism.
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From Liberation Theology to Pentecostalism: religion and the construction of the Brazilian right
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The myth of best practices and the Chinese model

Oswaldo Toscano
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Trump has turned visas into a tool of diplomatic pressure to influence decisions and strengthen U.S. influence in Latin America.

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From Liberation Theology to Pentecostalism: religion and the construction of the Brazilian right

Sahasranshu Dash
Religion has been central to Brazil’s political transformation, from the Liberation Theology that helped propel the left to the rise of Pentecostalism as a conservative force.

The myth of best practices and the Chinese model

Oswaldo Toscano
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Trump and the use of visas as...

Sebastián Godínez Rivera
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A new test for Brazil’s polarized democracy

Kevin Casas-Zamora   |   Marcela Ríos Tobar
Brazil’s elections will test the ability of a polarized democracy to safeguard electoral integrity and sustain public trust in its institutions.
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Evangelize, civilize, democratize, or land, gold and oil?

Ottón Solís
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Trump and the use of visas as a diplomatic weapon

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Trump has turned visas into a tool of diplomatic pressure to influence decisions and strengthen U.S. influence in Latin America.

Is Latin America and the Caribbean ready for the next Secretary-General?

Emmanuel Ikenna Ohiri
Latin America and the Caribbean face the possibility of leading the UN at a time when their own divisions make it difficult to build a common agenda that could capitalize on this opportunity.
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