Tag Archives: Brazil
With Brazil’s Bolsonaro, Israel finds another natural partner on the far-right
Jonathan Cook argues that Israel’s leaders are not simply placating a new wave of white-nationalist and neo-fascist leaders, from Brazil and the US to Central and Eastern Europe, but have a deep-rooted ideological sympathy with them. Read more [...]
The Achilles’ heel of the peoples’ revolutions
Uri Avnery explains why the popular uprisings sweeping across the world, from Brazil to Egypt and Turkey, are in danger of of fading away without leaving anything behind, except some memories. Read more [...]
