Brasil investiga un presunto plan de Trump para financiar a la ultraderecha del país
La investigación se produce en paralelo a unas elecciones clave entre Lula da Silva y el hijo del condenado Jair Bolsonaro, en una votación que podría marcar el rumbo económico del país durante décadas.
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Brasil ha abierto una investigación sobre un presunto plan del expresidente estadounidense Donald Trump para financiar a sectores de la ultraderecha del país, según la información disponible.
La pesquisa coincide en el tiempo con unas elecciones consideradas clave en Brasil, que enfrentan al actual presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva con el hijo del expresidente Jair Bolsonaro, condenado judicialmente. El resultado de esta votación, según se señala, podría marcar el rumbo económico y político del país durante las próximas décadas.
La relación entre Brasil y Estados Unidos ha atravesado episodios de tensión en los últimos años, particularmente en torno a la polarización política brasileña entre el bolsonarismo y el actual Gobierno de Lula da Silva.
La investigación se suma a un contexto de creciente escrutinio internacional sobre la financiación de movimientos políticos de ultraderecha en distintos países de América Latina.
No se han detallado públicamente, en la información disponible, los mecanismos concretos de financiación investigados ni el alcance legal de la pesquisa abierta en Brasil.
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- Brasil investiga un presunto plan de Trump para financiar a la ultraderecha del país — Euronews (Español)
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