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James Bosworth on What Comes After Lula's Stunning Win

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Briefings

James Bosworth, a Stimson Center fellow, discusses how Lula's Brazil victory and Machado's Venezuela return signal a shift in Latin American politics. He explains Lula's 2026 win over Bolsonaro and predicts 2027 will reshape the region's interests, with upcoming live coverage in NYC.

Key points

• James Bosworth, a Stimson Center fellow, is the primary speaker discussing the political shifts in Latin America.
• Lula's victory in Brazil and Machado's return to Venezuela are identified as key factors driving the 'orange wave' trend.

Context

James Bosworth, a Stimson Center fellow, discusses the political shifts in Latin America following Lula's 2026 victory over Bolsonaro and Machado's return to Venezuela.

Limitations

Bosworth's analysis covers Lula's Brazil win, Machado's Venezuela return, and 2027 regional impacts. Specific dates for Lula's election are not provided, and the exact nature of 2027's reshaping remains unconfirmed.

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