
Losing the plot: Brazil-US relations tested
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Bolsonaro's Conviction and Its Political Reverberations
This chapter examines the sentencing of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro for his involvement in a failed coup, emphasizing its implications for Brazil's political landscape and relation to the United States. It highlights the contrasting views on democratic accountability and speech between the two nations, while also exploring Bolsonaro's son's lobbying efforts and the subsequent political turmoil in Brazil. The discussion captures the ongoing debates surrounding political influence, public support for judicial decisions, and the evolving dynamics under President Lula's leadership.
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