I don't think that's likely to be their main concern, though it could be a factor. But Brazil's voters tend to vote out the incumbent government whenever they're dissatisfied with the economy, regardless of the stated ideology or previous record of the party they vote in. Kind of like fucking stupid U.S. voters.
I don't think that's likely to be their main concern, though it could be a factor. But Brazil's voters tend to vote out the incumbent government whenever they're dissatisfied with the economy, regardless of the stated ideology or previous record of the party they vote in. Kind of like fucking stupid U.S. voters.
I don't think that's likely to be their main concern, though it could be a factor. But Brazil's voters tend to vote out the incumbent government whenever they're dissatisfied with the economy, regardless of the stated ideology or previous record of the party they vote in. Kind of like fucking stupid U.S. voters.