Brazil's President Faces Down the Online Right
Summary
The New Yorker reports on Brazil's president facing down the online right, framing Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's victory as a question of what it means for the world. Its summary notes that in the internet age, national elections are increasingly international. The article is the only source in this set, so this account reflects its summary and not the full text.
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The New Yorker
Source ↗The New Yorker reports that Brazil's president faces down the online right and asks what Lula's victory means for the world, noting that national elections are increasingly international in the internet age.

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