A extrema-direita está perplexa?

The extreme right, once seemingly unstoppable, is now facing unexpected political shifts across various countries. In Portugal, public protests led to the rejection of a labor reform despite a right-wing parliamentary majority. Housing protests have forced the government to engage in dialogue, highlighting the power of grassroots mobilization. In Brazil, Lula's comeback in the presidential election was fueled by massive public support and youth involvement. The U.S. saw significant Democratic victories, including the election of socialist candidates. Similar trends are evident in Ireland and Berlin, where leftist parties gained ground. While the extreme right retains influence, the opposition's ability to mobilize around concrete issues is reshaping the political landscape.