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Government has to learn how to deal with the far right, because it's a long winter, says Haddad in an autobiographical interview.

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Minister of Industry Fernando Haddad claims that President Lula's government is still struggling with digital communications and the fight against fake news. Read more

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Government has to learn how to deal with the far right, because it's a long winter, says Haddad in an autobiographical interview.

Minister of Industry Fernando Haddad claims that President Lula's government is still struggling with digital communications and the fight against fake news. Read more

15 days ago·São Paulo, Brazil

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Government has to learn how to deal with the far right, because it's a long winter, says Haddad in an autobiographical interview.

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