By João Feres Junior
The only consistently oppositional parties in the Chamber are PT and Psol. The center is inhabited by Rede, PDT and PSB. Everyone else in the House votes with the government, almost always.
By Katia Gerab Baggio
What is most relevant in the documentary Democracy in vertigo is the strength of the narrative that lays bare – even more, that demonstrates – that in 2016 there was a coup d'état in Brazil.
By João Feres Junior
The only consistently oppositional parties in the Chamber are PT and Psol. The center is inhabited by Rede, PDT and PSB. Everyone else in the House votes with the government, almost always.
By Katia Gerab Baggio
What is most relevant in the documentary Democracy in vertigo is the strength of the narrative that lays bare – even more, that demonstrates – that in 2016 there was a coup d'état in Brazil.