Statement of the Executive Bureau of the Fourth International.
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The first round of Brazil's presidential election, on October 4, was marked by a resumption of the far right's electoral offensive at the end of Lula's third term. With 47.03% of the vote to Lula's 45.16%, Flávio Bolsonaro led the first round, with an advantage of more than two million votes. The far right also advanced in Congress and in the states: Bolsonaro's party won 121 seats in the Chamber of (…)

Déclaration du Bureau exécutif de la IV^e Internationale.
© Ricardo Stuckert / PR
Le premier tour de l'élection présidentielle brésilienne, le 4 octobre, a été marqué par une reprise de l'offensive électorale de l'extrême droite, à la fin du troisième mandat de Lula. Avec 47,03 % des voix, contre 45,16 % pour Lula, Flávio Bolsonaro est arrivé en tête du premier tour, devançant Lula de plus de deux millions de voix. L'extrême droite a également progressé au Parlement et dans les États : le (…)

India's Gen Z movement cannot be understood in its deeper political significance if it is viewed merely as the anger of young people or as a protest organized through social media. The combined impact of problems such as the employment crisis, irregularities in the education system, corruption, economic inequality, and the lack of state accountability has created discontent among young people, and this movement is an expression of that discontent. Its significance is not limited to (…)