De Juan Guaidó a Flávio Bolsonaro: por qué Brasil no es la Venezuela de Maduro

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The article compares the political strategies of Juan Guaidó in Venezuela and Flávio Bolsonaro in Brazil, noting key differences. Guaidó was declared president in a crisis, seeking international recognition to challenge Maduro, whereas Flávio Bolsonaro challenged the election results after losing a competitive vote against Lula. While both sought to dispute legitimacy, Guaidó's international recognition did not secure power, unlike the situation in Brazil where Lula won a legitimate election. Differences in institutional standing and judicial contexts distinguish the two movements.