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I'm John Batch with Professor Avanellis of the U.S. Army War College Strategic Studies Institute.

We march to the sound of voting, and right now the professor indicates there's a large trend reversing the pink tide of these last decades. One indication is the election in Chile.

Jose Antonio Kost is the new president, a man who is a very straightforward to capitalist.

I mentioned cost is all good news. At the same time, there's Lula de Silva, the three times elected president of Brazil.

I want to start with Lula de Silva because he is clearly part of the

big tide and a major factor. This is the second largest economy in the Americas, Brazil. But

the scheduled visit of Lula to Silva to the White House is now postponed or canceled one or the other

and Lula de Silva is staying home.

The polling shows that suddenly the son of the previous president, Flavio Bolsonaro, is within

very easy reach in the polling towards the presidential election later this year.

Professor, Lula de Silva is a very powerful man. He's well connected.

He sees the trend. What can he do about it? Is he doing anything about it? Is this inevitable

that he's going to be asked to step aside? It's a great question, John. So, as you alluded to

coming into the October 26 elections,

Lula de Silva is in almost a statistical tie with the son of his, the previous president,

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