Brazil's politics is something that even after much study still confuses the minds of even the best specialists on the subject. Just when you think you've seen it all, a different surprise happens.

I don't know how it works in other countries, but it seems that Brazilian politics was structured in a way to make life easier for bad politicians and complicate life for those who want to do something really good for Brazil.

For decades we have seen the “fight” of some parties that simulate situation and opposition, partners in an eternal power plan. Even if the country goes bankrupt for that, what really matters is the permanence in power of a group of marauders disguised as good politicians.

Left, center, right, it doesn't matter.

Brazil, a democratic and just country in the hands of the unjust. A good, welcoming people, mostly honest and hardworking. A people deceived and dominated for decades by pseudo defenders of freedom and justice, dictators masquerading as “just saints”.
The looters in the name of democracy, the “Robin Hood” in reverse today, take from the poor to donate to their partners as democratic as they are.
However, a worldwide phenomenon called INTERNET came to light all the lies hidden under lock and key by the enemies of the truth.

With the advent of the internet, anyone can show the world everything that happens in their neighborhood, city and country. And that's exactly what's been happening for a few years. Not only Brazilians, but ordinary citizens from all over the world had their voice amplified through social networks, websites, blogs and other means of digital communication.
This has caused shivers in the coldest and most devoid of good feelings who occupy political positions. Yes, they are very worried.

The INTERNET made the sales of the citizen of the deepest corner of this earth fall.
Those hiding in their offices were exposed and their evil plans were thrown up for all to see. Citizens who used to conform, believing that nothing could be done, today take to the streets joining a large crowd of nonconformists and indignant at having been deceived for decades.

The big newspapers, most of them paid by the government through advertisements to spread the news in a way that benefits and hides the true intentions, today lose space and notoriety. Anonymous “journalists” occupy previously monopolized spaces, where only those linked to large communication companies could act.
Complaints coming from all over Brazil made the people pressure politicians. Politicians who were silenced for decades were heard and their denouncements shared. A large conservative movement gained strength, entire families began to show their dissatisfaction using various digital means of communication.

All this thanks to the internet.
Today anyone with a smartphone can become an independent reporter. And this is precisely what has been happening in several parts, not only in Brazil but in the world.

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