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Ethnoracial Identity, Multiculturalism, and Neoliberalism in the Brazilian Northeastca have elected left-leaning presidents on platforms opposed to neoliberalism, and popular leaders are calling upon their followers to “fight for the people” more than at any time since mid-twentieth-century populism.

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