Brazil's Bolsonaro movement and possible return to power draw scrutiny ahead of presidential race

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WorldThe Guardian · France 24

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How the sides differ Left sources emphasize a Supreme Court scandal that could help the Bolsonaros; alternative sources stress young protesters backing Lula and fearing a Bolsonaro return.

Both reports center on the possibility that the Bolsonaro political movement could return to power in Brazil's upcoming presidential race, with President Lula positioned as the opponent. The Guardian reports that a crisis involving a judge who helped convict Jair Bolsonaro could benefit his son, Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, and damage Lula. It also mentions environmental concerns about the Amazon. France 24 reports that thousands of young Brazilians marched in support of Lula, worried about the effects of a far-right government on universities and education.

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Left GThe GuardianHow a scandal engulfing Brazil’s top court could return the Bolsonaros to power

Frames the story around a scandal at Brazil's top court that could politically benefit the Bolsonaro family and harm Lula, with Amazon concerns.

Alternative F2France 24In Brazil, thousands march fearing return of Bolsonaro presidency

Frames the story around young protesters rallying for Lula and voicing fears about education and their future under a Bolsonaro return.

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