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The Government of Owners and the Street

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Briefings

A article argues that right-wing parties in Brazil frequently recruit their leaders from the middle class, describing this as a 'government of the middle class.' The author, Manuel Loff, suggests this dynamic is a defining feature of the current political landscape.

Key points

• Right-wing political parties in Brazil frequently recruit their leaders from the middle class.
• The author, Manuel Loff, characterizes this recruitment pattern as a defining feature of the current government.

Context

Brazilian political analysis suggests that right-wing parties often select leaders from the middle class, creating a 'government of the middle class.'

Limitations

The article is a single opinion piece by Manuel Loff. No specific dates, numbers, or other named actors are provided in the evidence.

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