I'm Brazilian, and I can say with certainty that Lula and the Workers' Party (PT) are not popular, even among voters. Another point is that Brazil is facing a very complicated internal situation, with a considerable risk of becoming like Venezuela. If the United States does not intervene, they may lose the influence they currently have in Brazil, because PT and Lula have a project aimed at distancing themselves from the U.S. and aligning with China.
Yes, it's already pretty subordinated to the West in general, but it still has traces of sovereignty that the US would prefer to eliminate once and for all.
And regards BRICS, I'm also a critic and believe that a lot of Alt-Media hypes it up for ulterior reasons, whether to advance their ideology and/or solicit donations:
“Fortress America”: an icon of fascism, the Eagle’s last desperate attempt to dig its heartless talons into the tender flesh of unsuspecting victims.
This time, they see him coming.
They’ve made new, more effective arrangements.
Super-sized Monroe Doctrine.
I'm Brazilian, and I can say with certainty that Lula and the Workers' Party (PT) are not popular, even among voters. Another point is that Brazil is facing a very complicated internal situation, with a considerable risk of becoming like Venezuela. If the United States does not intervene, they may lose the influence they currently have in Brazil, because PT and Lula have a project aimed at distancing themselves from the U.S. and aligning with China.
It's about the coffee, Andrew. We need the coffee.
Yes, it's already pretty subordinated to the West in general, but it still has traces of sovereignty that the US would prefer to eliminate once and for all.
And regards BRICS, I'm also a critic and believe that a lot of Alt-Media hypes it up for ulterior reasons, whether to advance their ideology and/or solicit donations:
https://korybko.substack.com/p/did-the-latest-brics-summit-achieve
Thank you!