Julia Vargas-Jones

Julia Vargas-Jones, a CNN correspondent focused on U.S.-Latin America relations, joins investigative reporter Juliana Dal Piva and Jack Nicas, Brazil bureau chief for The New York Times. They delve into the historical significance of Bolsonaro's coup conviction and its implications for democracy in Brazil and the U.S. The trio discusses the political fallout for Bolsonaro's allies, the connection between MAGA and Bolsonaro's movements, and how U.S. tariffs are impacting Brazil's political landscape. They explore institutional differences that affect accountability in leadership.