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  • Brazil is at a turning point experts are calling this the most important

  • presidential election in Brazil's history in the first round of voting a

  • field of 13 candidates was narrowed down to two Fernando Haddad represents the

  • leftist Workers Party which has been in power for much of the past two decades

  • but with only 29 percent of the vote he's by far the underdog it's far right

  • candidate Jo Boston ro that has gripped the nation's attention with 46 percent

  • of the vote he's favored to become Brazil's next president which would mark

  • a dramatic shift in the country's politics that's because Boston ro is a

  • longtime congressman who is known for his ultra conservative and deeply

  • offensive rhetoric his rhetoric has sparked widespread protests and outrage

  • it's become so bad that at a campaign rally the candidate was stabbed by a man

  • claiming he was on a mission from God but despite the backlash Boston ro has

  • drawn huge crowds to his rallies and skyrocketed to the top of the polls so

  • how did this relatively unknown congressman garner so much support and

  • what does this mean for Brazil's democracy

  • Brazil hasn't been a democracy for long the country was ruled by a military

  • regime from 1964 to 1985 it was an era marked by violence torture exile and

  • censorship it was during this military regime that Jo Boston ro began his

  • career as an army captain when the regime fell in 1985 and Brazil became a

  • democracy Boston ro entered politics as a staunch far-right conservative

  • eventually becoming a congressman for Rio de Janeiro

  • he served seven terms in Congress but remained controversial because of his

  • extremist remarks and he continued to show an affinity for the military

  • dictatorship just look at these photos in his congressional office the

  • portraits on the wall are presidents from Brazil's military regime as a

  • presidential candidate Boston ro hasn't changed he openly calls for bringing

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  • message has struck a chord

  • for many Brazilians particularly the young voters in Boston aerospace the

  • military regime's brutality has faded into history instead Boston Aras praise

  • of the Armed Forces has resonated with his supporters at a time when crime has

  • been soaring in the country in 2016 Brazil's homicide rate was nearly six

  • times that of the u.s. in a country that shares borders with some of the biggest

  • cocaine producing countries in the world much of Brazil's violence stems from

  • drug gang rivalries mismanagement of Public Security funds by government

  • officials has left police in the country underpaid and under prepared to deal

  • with the mounting violence Boston aras pro-military stance has made him a

  • champion of law and order for many even though his rhetoric calls back to a

  • brutal dictatorship Boston ro is seen as a solution for a country in crisis say

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  • about homicides the country is still reeling from the biggest corruption

  • scandal in its history in Boston ro has capitalized on that too

  • for weeks Brazil has been consumed by allegations of corruption and bribery at

  • the highest level involving politicians and business leaders a massive

  • corruption investigation known as Operation car wash uncovered a

  • money-laundering scheme that funneled billions into the pockets of politicians

  • including members of major political parties balsan ro seize the opportunity

  • to position himself as a political outsider and promised to end corruption

  • here he is leading protests against Dilma Rousseff Brazil's president during

  • the scandal he lashed out at the Workers Party that Rousseff belonged to and

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  • one of the pivotal votes for Rousseff's impeachment in 2016 when he openly

  • dedicated his vote to an army colonel accused of widespread torture and

  • murders during brazil's dictatorship

  • the corruption scandal also helped Boston ro by removing his strongest

  • opponent convicted for corruption the man better known as Lula was forced to

  • bow out of October's presidential race in September this year ex-president Lula

  • da Silva who was in jail for corruption was banned from running in the

  • presidential race even from jail Lula was polling far above any other

  • presidential candidate but when Lula was officially barred from the race balsan

  • ro soared in the polls his final opponent in the presidential race

  • Fernando Haddad belongs to the same party as Lula

  • but he hasn't drawn the same level of support in part because of the increase

  • in crime and rampant corruption the public's faith in the government has

  • eroded over the years their trust in Congress the presidency the Supreme

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  • Forces is relatively favorable with nearly eight out of ten Brazilians

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この極右候補がブラジルの選挙に勝った理由 (Why this far-right candidate won Brazil's election)

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    ClameriC に公開 2021 年 01 月 14 日
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