In 2019, Latin America endured a political earthquake. Crises in Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, and Peru led to riots, coups, and the dissolving of local congresses. ⠀ One year on, we are beginning to see the effects of this unrest at the ballot boxes. Pundits, however, deny the possibility of a second ‘Pink Tide’. —- 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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