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In the US Eduardo Leite would 100% be left. In Brazil far-left is left, left is center and center is right so Eduardo Leite is center. He is a WEF young leaders
by lobocinza 2y ago
In the US Eduardo Leite would 100% be left. In Brazil far-left is left, left is center and center is right so Eduardo Leite is center. He is a WEF young leadership, he is a progressist. https://www.weforum.org/people/eduardo-leite-6b4792907e/ https://www.weforum.org/people/eduardo-leite-6b4792907e/
- cassianoleal 2y agoThe US is the odd one out though, not Brazil. In most of Europe, South America and probably the other continents, the US Democrats are somewhere between centre-left and centre-right. I wouldn't call anyone in the WEF a progressist. At least not because of that, since I consider the WEF a reactionary organisation.
- lobocinza 2y ago> I wouldn't call anyone in the WEF a progressist. At least not because of that, since I consider the WEF a reactionary organisation. You're right. WEF is globalist. Recently there is a strong convergence between globalist and progressist narratives but yep they aren't the same. As I see the WEF and globalists in general are rich people buying their way into politics, stablishing a global financial elite in the seats of power. Do you consider it to be reactionary because it's in their interest to maintain the status quo?