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continued...... The Economist, a magazine that Vladimir Lenin described as "a journal that speaks for the British millionaires", is rightly angry at a hard-fought victory won by the efforts of nations. So, of course, her far-fetched response is to dismiss the historic victory as bad for the markets, and to call this huge people's victory a surprise, ignoring the hundreds of thousands of working class people who flooded the streets of Brazil to rally for President Lula. The very same markets conspired to interfere in elections, and many others just like Brazil - through the deployment of dark money, digital interference in elections and deals with imperialism favored the candidates.

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continued...... The Economist, a magazine that Vladimir Lenin described as "a journal that speaks for the British millionaires", is rightly angry at a hard-fought victory won by the efforts of nations. So, of course, her far-fetched response is to dismiss the historic victory as bad for the markets, and to call this huge people's victory a surprise, ignoring the hundreds of thousands of working class people who flooded the streets of Brazil to rally for President Lula. The very same markets conspired to interfere in elections, and many others just like Brazil - through the deployment of dark money, digital interference in elections and deals with imperialism favored the candidates.

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