Alarm bells have rung in Brasília: Brazilians are starting to feel the pinch of rising food prices, as basic products – such as rice and milk – have gone up by 20% this year. Food inflation is particularly concerning as it is poor families are hit the hardest. President Bolsonaro is trying to position himself as a champion of the people and vilifying vendors in the process. But will it work? — The Brazilian Report is an independent media outlet uniquely positioned to offer an insider’s view on current affairs in Brazil.
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