Jacqueline Mazza, Senior Adjunct Professor, Latin American Studies Program &amp; IDEV, Johns Hopkins University SAIS, US, Alessandro Merli, Associate Fellow, Johns Hopkins University SAIS Europe and Gianfranco PasquinoSenior Adjunct Professor, Johns Hopkins University SAIS Europe, discuss the current political situation in Brazil.

SAIS Europe Faculty Panel - Brazil after Lula's Elections and the Congress Attack

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SAIS Europe Faculty Panel - Brazil after Lula's Elections and the Congress Attack

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Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies

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