> The strange thing is, Brazilians is in most part conservative people, mainly in small citys, likely because the catholic background, but even so are problably

> The strange thing is, Brazilians is in most part conservative people, mainly in small citys, likely because the catholic background, but even so are problably the most unrepresented people in politics. I think the so called "centrão" is very conservative with the "bullets, bovine and bible party" (Bancada BBB). The majority of the right wing (led by PSDB) is liberal and the left wing (led by the aforementioned PT - Worker Party) is progressist with a touch of liberal in the southeast and a lot conservative in the northeast. Side note: nobody here is talking about the scandal happening in Honduras right now with the right wing government frauding the election and clashing with the population.