2022
DOI: 10.1111/taja.12421
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The rhetoric of the Brazilian far‐right, built in the streets: The case of Rio de Janeiro

Abstract: On Sunday28 October 2018 the second round of presidential elections were held in Brazil. Over 147 million Brazilians were called to vote, to choose if the future president of the Republic would be Fernando Haddad, a stand-in for the former president Lula da Silva after he became ineligible due to corruption charges, or Captain Jair Messias Bolsonaro, a retired military officer described by his adversaries as 'ultra-right'.

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“…Through symbols, Bolsonarism acquired the character of a political phenomenon, capable of channelling and representing the country's conservative demands. All these demands were organized in chains of equivalence, which gained meaning and order by using symbols that acted as "empty signifiers" (Bayarri, 2022).…”
Section: Subjectivity and Symbolism: The Construction Of The "Bolsona...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Through symbols, Bolsonarism acquired the character of a political phenomenon, capable of channelling and representing the country's conservative demands. All these demands were organized in chains of equivalence, which gained meaning and order by using symbols that acted as "empty signifiers" (Bayarri, 2022).…”
Section: Subjectivity and Symbolism: The Construction Of The "Bolsona...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1 In recent electoral campaigns, especially since the Trump era, political communication has found in the digital sphere a strong ally for the rapid and effective dissemination of messages (Gomes-Franco & Colussi, 2016;Dader, 2020). Moreover, social networks have become a propitious scenario for the creation of symbolic realities entrenched in the subjective tendency of post-truth and the viralisation of contents disseminated without prior contrast (Arias-Maldonado, 2016;Berrocal Gonzalo, 2017;Bayarri, 2022).…”
Section: Introduction: Political Polarization In the Digital Ecosystemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A diferencia del trabajo etnográfico realizado en 2018 (Bayarri, 2022), el trabajo de campo ejecutado en 2022, que contextualiza los resultados de la presente investigación, sucede en un entorno más agresivo, en el que las personas mostraban rabia ante la pérdida de las elecciones. "¡Pedimos intervención del Ejército en el Parlamento!…”
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“…"¡Ha habido fraude, es todo una conspiración del comunismo!" (Bayarri, 2022). El punto álgido ocurrió el día 12 de diciembre de 2022, cuando grupos de simpatizantes bolsonaristas quemaron coches en Brasilia y trataron de invadir la sede de la Policía Federal, en un paralelismo influenciado por la invasión del Congreso en Estados Unidos tras la pérdida de las elecciones de Donald Trump (uol, 2022).…”
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