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Das Virus des Hasses: Wie der Präsident Brasilien spaltet
International 3 Min. 15.06.2020 Aus unserem online-Archiv
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Das Virus des Hasses: Wie der Präsident Brasilien spaltet

Ein Unterstützer von Präsident Jair Bolsonaro diskutiert mit einem Soldaten.

Das Virus des Hasses: Wie der Präsident Brasilien spaltet

Ein Unterstützer von Präsident Jair Bolsonaro diskutiert mit einem Soldaten.
Foto: AFP
Das größte Land Lateinamerikas verzeichnet mittlerweile die zweitmeisten Toten weltweit. Es wird immer deutlicher: Corona und Bolsonaro nehmen Brasilien als Geisel.
International 3 Min. 15.06.2020 Aus unserem online-Archiv
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Das Virus des Hasses: Wie der Präsident Brasilien spaltet

Das größte Land Lateinamerikas verzeichnet mittlerweile die zweitmeisten Toten weltweit. Es wird immer deutlicher: Corona und Bolsonaro nehmen Brasilien als Geisel.

Von LW-Korrespondent Klaus Ehringfeld (Mexiko-Stadt)

In Brasilien hat sich der Corona-Notstand am Wochenende noch einmal dramatisch zugespitzt ...

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