Mapping How South America’s Right-Wing Shift Has Reached Brazil

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South America's Governments Are More Right-Wing | Control of South American governments, based on president in power

Brazil’s presidential runoff is shaping up as an opportunity for the political right to cement its power across South America.

Conservative Flávio Bolsonaro is favored to unseat leftist President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in the Oct. 25 vote. If he prevails, he’ll align Latin America’s largest economy more closely with other regional powers including Argentina, Colombia and Chile. He’s also likely to forge closer ties with the US, where Donald Trump has resurrected the Monroe Doctrine in an attempt to bring the Western Hemisphere under Washington’s influence.

Read more: Bolsonaro Pushes Lula to Brink of Defeat Ahead of Runoff

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