Brazil’s Digital Politics and the Crisis of Democracy (2013–2018)
<p id="p1">Brazil is the fourth biggest digital democracy in the world, only after India, Indonesia, and the USA, with over one hundred and thirty million citizens having internet access. In Brazil, the more widespread internet and social media users have been increasingly associated with political...
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IntechOpen
2022
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