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/561/ Who Actually Rules Brazil? ft. Juliano Fiori

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On sovereignty and Brazil's election.

Juliano Fiori, Alameda Institute director, talks to Alex about Lula versus (Flávio) Bolsonaro through the lens of internal and external threats to sovereignty.

  • Is this an election about nothing? What is at stake?

  • How did the Left reappropriate the defence of Brazilian interests?

  • What's behind US interference in Brazil? Is it economic or political?

  • How does the state reflect social fragmentation?

  • Does Brazilian territory suffer from a deficit or an excess of sovereignty?

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