Challenges of Democracy in Brazil: Polarization, Policies, and Governability

In this podcast episode, Imane Lahrich hosts Leonardo Paz Neves to discuss the challenges facing democracy in Brazil. The country has faced political turmoil eading to a decline in public trust in political institutions. They also explore the potential impact of President Lula's policies on food insecurity, education inequality, and the climate crisis, given the challenges posed by slow economic growth and a Congress controlled by a conservative majority. Finally, they highlight the growing polarization in Brazil's political environment that has made it difficult for the government to pass legislation and implement policies

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