It appears to be the first warning from Brazil’s armed forces to the country’s institutions, which use unfettered censorship, threats of imprisonment and other scare tactics to demotivate pro-Bolsonaro protesters and scare off the few journalists, newspapers and bloggers who dare. to report without censorship on real events in Brazil.
The nationwide protests, in which millions of Brazilians in hundreds of cities have demanded an audit of the elections every day since October 30, have been largely suppressed by mainstream media.
They report only on what is beneficial to them and to creation, and this protest movement of . . .
To read full NEWS and much more, Subscribe to our Premium Membership Plan. Already subscribed? Login Here
