(Opinion) Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva frequently highlights the “Global South,” aiming to lead this diverse group amid geopolitical shifts. Critics argue the term “Global South” is too broad, covering nations with varying political, economic, and cultural backgrounds. This includes democracies and dictatorships, such as China, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, complicating a unified identity […]
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