Brazil’s angry millennials are forming their own tea party and Occupy movements

05 Mar 2018

“These movements hope to translate Brazilians’ outrage into the kinds of political action seen in the United States and France, where outsiders such as President Trump and President Emmanuel Macron used popular support to outmaneuver the political systems.”

Source: Brazil’s angry millennials are forming their own tea party and Occupy movements – The Washington Post

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