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After a surprise first-round victory, critics suggest son of disgraced ex-president could seek to continue his father’s authoritarian project Flávio’s surprise first-round win highlights rapid rise of Brazil’s House of Bolsonaro Flávio Bolsonaro, the far-right frontrunner to become Brazil’s next president , has vowed to “re-democratise” the South American country, increasing fears about a move into authoritarian rule if he wins power. Brazil was re-democratised in the 1980s after a brutal 21-year dictatorship that Flávio’s father, the disgraced ex-president Jair Bolsonaro, has long praised. Continue reading...
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The coverage uses dramatic, alarmist framing, attributing labels like 'coup d'état' to the perspectives of unnamed 'critics.' It presents the subject's political goals through the lens of external interpretation rather than direct quotes.
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