Brazil's Left Is Eager to Lead the "Swarm"
RIO DE JANEIRO, Jul 06 (IPS) - The street marches in Brazil, initially non-party-political, have begun to take on the hues of leftwing political and social groupings, which are now trying to set the course of the movement that emerged from online social networks.
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