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Security & Strategic Review - August 2022
BRAZIL: Threat of political violence hangs over elections
Brazil’s 2022 election campaign has not even formally kicked off yet, but incidences of – sometimes lethal – political violence have already sent shockwaves through the country. As the South American giant gears up for what is set to be its most turbulent presidential race in decades, many fear that it could also be the most violent.
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