The origin of the extreme right and its consequences in the current Brazilian context
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https://doi.org/10.33064/hh.vi24.4044Keywords:
Origin, far right, BrazilAbstract
This work aims to discuss how the extreme right has achieved a prominent place in Brazilian politics today and how this ideology is being absorbed by right wing sympathizers since the mid-twentieth century, especially with the 1964 civil military coup in Brazil. In this way, it will be discussed how the “Left” and “Right” ideologies emerged in Europe, and how far-right ideas were becoming popular in the global and Brazilian context, also pointing out how it gained more strength with the candidacy of the current president. Jair Messias Bolsonaro who built his popularity based on xenophobia, racism, homophobia and other bigotry that are pillars of right-wing extremism.
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