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Posted On: September 1st 2025, 03:46 am
Congratulations 🎉👏 Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

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Lula’s victory this week, in a deeply contested election, is a massive win for people’s movements and a huge defeat for everyone who backed Flavio Bolsonaro, the Trump administration, capitalists like Mark Zuckerberg, and far-right governments in regional states like Argentina, Colombia, and Ecuador. Despite having a rogues’ gallery of imperialist powers backing him, Bolsonaro lost - and fled the country, seeking refuge in the United States, where he has vowed to “lead the opposition” against Lula. The Economist, a magazine Vladimir Lenin described as “a journal that speaks for the British millionaires”, is rightfully upset at a hard-fought victory won by a massive people’s effort. So, of course, its knee-jerk reaction is to dismiss the historic win as bad for markets, and to call this immense people’s victory a surprise, ignoring the hundreds of thousands of working-class people who flooded Brazil’s streets to rally for President Lula. Those very markets conspired to interfere in the election, and many others just like Brazil’s - through deployment of dark money, digital election interference, and backroom deals with imperialism’s favoured candidates.
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