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While many Latin American newspapers have addressed the implications of recent Brazil's presidential election, The New York Times has also posted a few articles about the consequences of it. The international relevance that it has gained can also be reflected on their Twitter posts and opinions. They are clearly aware of the power Jair Bolsonaro will acquire and the ways he will misuse it, affecting not only Brazil but the rest of the world. In this publication, they address the vision Bolsonaro has about indigenous tribes and territories on the Amazon rain forest and how he plans to destroy it all.

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Brazil's next president, Jair Bolsonaro, wants to do away with indigenous territories, which are protected by law. "Where there is indigenous land, there is wealth underneath it," he said last year. https://t.co/PrHEHmKZZ5

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Brazil's next president, Jair Bolsonaro, wants to do away with indigenous territories, which are protected by law. "Where there is indigenous land, there is wealth underneath it," he said last year. https://t.co/PrHEHmKZZ5

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Brazil's next president, Jair Bolsonaro, wants to do away with indigenous territories, which are protected by law. "Where there is indigenous land, there is wealth underneath it," he said last year. https://t.co/PrHEHmKZZ5
— The New York Times (@nytimes) November 10, 2018

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Brazil's next president, Jair Bolsonaro, wants to do away with indigenous territories, which are protected by law. "Where there is indigenous land, there is wealth underneath it," he said last year. https://t.co/PrHEHmKZZ5

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Brazil's next president, Jair Bolsonaro, wants to do away with indigenous territories, which are protected by law. "Where there is indigenous land, there is wealth underneath it," he said last year. https://t.co/PrHEHmKZZ5

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Brazil's next president, Jair Bolsonaro, wants to do away with indigenous territories, which are protected by law. "Where there is indigenous land, there is wealth underneath it," he said last year. https://t.co/PrHEHmKZZ5

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One of the topics addressed about Jair Bolosonaro is his opinions about women, stating we are weak and shouldn't be treated equally as men, and it doesn't stop there. But recently a private media company did an article about how he hasn't included any woman on his transition team and how women are underrepresented on Brazil's government, exposing more of his misogyny. It shouldn't be a surprise, given he has made hateful attacks against minorities and women, said that his only daughter was born because of his wife’s “weakness” and that people should stop whining about feminicide because "it is not a thing". However, Brazilian woman against Bolsonaro spoke up and fought for their rights when they had the chance.

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No women so far on Brazil president-elect Jair Bolsonaro's 27-member transition team https://t.co/9wzufEIx7f

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No women so far on Brazil president-elect Jair Bolsonaro's 27-member transition team https://t.co/9wzufEIx7f

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No women so far on Brazil president-elect Jair Bolsonaro's 27-member transition team https://t.co/9wzufEIx7f
— Bloomberg (@business) November 5, 2018

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No women so far on Brazil president-elect Jair Bolsonaro's 27-member transition team https://t.co/9wzufEIx7f

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No women so far on Brazil president-elect Jair Bolsonaro's 27-member transition team https://t.co/9wzufEIx7f

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No women so far on Brazil president-elect Jair Bolsonaro's 27-member transition team https://t.co/9wzufEIx7f

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Jair Bolsonaro, an army dictator, patriarch, homophobic, racist was elected for the next term as the president of brazil.

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El futuro de Brasil a manos del ultraderechista Jair Bolsonaro.

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Why this far-right candidate won Brazil's election

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🔊How did a far-right, pro-torture, dictatorship-praising populist become Brazil's president-elect? The Guardian's Latin America correspondent, Tom Phillips, describes his run-in with Bolsonaro and the fallout from his election in our new daily podcast. Follow the link bio to listen to the full episode or search 'Today in Focus' on your podcatcher of choice.

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2,979 Likes, 340 Comments - The Guardian (@guardian) on Instagram: "🔊How did a far-right, pro-torture, dictatorship-praising populist become Brazil's president-elect?..."

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Brasil eligió este domingo en segunda vuelta al ultraderechista Jair Bolsonaro, un nostálgico de la dictadura militar, como presidente de la mayor potencia de América Latina, después de una de las campañas más divididas y tensas de la historia del país. El excapitán del Ejército obtuvo el 55,13 por ciento de los votos frente al 44,87 por ciento de su rival, el izquierdista Fernando Haddad. Foto: Pilar Olivares / Reuters #Brasil #Elecciones #Polls #Bolsonaro #Brazil #elections #Brazil

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1,027 Likes, 86 Comments - EL TIEMPO (@eltiempo) on Instagram: "Brasil eligió este domingo en segunda vuelta al ultraderechista Jair Bolsonaro, un nostálgico de la..."

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176.9k Likes, 4,267 Comments - Jair M. Bolsonaro (@jairmessiasbolsonaro) on Instagram: "www.bolsonaro.com.br"

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Jair Bolsonaro Loves Trump, Hates Gay People and Admires Autocrats. He Could Be Brazil's Next President

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Meet Jair Bolsonaro. He stands for traditional family values and nostalgia for an era when a murderous authoritarian regime ran Brazil.

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Jair Bolsonaro: What we know about Brazil's next president

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In Brazil, where satisfaction with democracy is lowest among 18 countries, disillusionment opened the way for Jair Bolsonaro https://t.co/0NADRZ5eBn

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In Brazil, where satisfaction with democracy is lowest among 18 countries, disillusionment opened the way for Jair Bolsonaro https://t.co/0NADRZ5eBn

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In Brazil, where satisfaction with democracy is lowest among 18 countries, disillusionment opened the way for Jair Bolsonaro https://t.co/0NADRZ5eBn
— The Economist (@TheEconomist) November 17, 2018

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In Brazil, where satisfaction with democracy is lowest among 18 countries, disillusionment opened the way for Jair Bolsonaro https://t.co/0NADRZ5eBn

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In Brazil, where satisfaction with democracy is lowest among 18 countries, disillusionment opened the way for Jair Bolsonaro https://t.co/0NADRZ5eBn

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In Brazil, where satisfaction with democracy is lowest among 18 countries, disillusionment opened the way for Jair Bolsonaro https://t.co/0NADRZ5eBn