Reflections on Integralism, Nazism and Bolsonarism in Brazilian Society: An Analysis of Influences and Similarities By Hallan de Oliveira
Reflections on Integralism, Nazism and Bolsonarism in Brazilian Society: An Analysis of Influences and Similarities By Hallan de Oliveira In the complex fabric of Brazilian society, it is inevitable to draw parallels between political movements of the past and the contemporary political scene. Integralism, Nazism and, more recently, Bolsonarism have occupied spaces of discussion and polarization. At the same time, the role of neo-Pentecostal churches and their relationship with the ruling classes shed light on power dynamics that permeate the current political landscape. Brazilian Integralism, a political movement that emerged in the 1930s, played a significant role in the political history of Brazil. Led by Plínio Salgado, Integralism sought a "synthesis" between the various facets of Brazilian society, promoting nationalist, authoritarian ideals, and even fascism. Although its roots are distinctly Brazilian, the movement shared some similarities and inspirations with Germ...