Lula takes to streets with people’s demands as Flávio leans on Big Tech in Brazil’s presidential race
In São Paulo, South America’s financial capital, around a million people marched last on October 18 with Workers’ Party banners and placards, demanding…
The Hindu reports that in São Paulo, South America’s financial capital, around a million people marched last on October 18 with Workers’ Party banners and placards, demanding protection for public education, healthcare, and transport.
This world story centres on Brazil. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Flávio, Big Tech and São Paulo.
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