Brazilian fascists attacked the government and trashed buildings. here are some articles. a huge crisis.
https://mailchi.mp/paydayreport.com/bol ... 18fa615a5c
https://www.rsn.org/001/breaking-bolson ... FI0qEQTHq8
https://www.cnn.com/2023/01/08/americas ... FI0qEQTHq8
https://mailchi.mp/paydayreport.com/bre ... 18fa615a5c
https://mailchi.mp/paydayreport.com/bra ... 18fa615a5c
The presidential election of 2026
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We will see if this helps Lula overcome Flavio Bolsonaro's lead in the election: www.facebook.com/rodrigo.ibarra.899363/ ... MzFEx4nYLl
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Frank, Facebook says this content isn't available now. What was it?
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It was about the Brazilian senate approving a constitutional amendment ending the six-day workweek with no reduction in pay. A newer article is at
https://www.commondreams.org/opinion/lu ... KGSdbogpAA
https://www.commondreams.org/opinion/lu ... KGSdbogpAA
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Thanks for this, Frank. That is exciting news for the Brazilian working class, to get the work week reduced from six days to five. The PT has been trying for decades to get such a law passed. The fact that Lula got it passed this week should generate some enthusiastic voting for him. The article also mentions large street demos in support of Lula and the PT, one on Copacabana Beach of a million people. News media in the U.S. was quick to report Bolsonaro's lead in the first round, but they've been silent on Brazil since. The second round is in one week.