Hungary, Brazil, Serbia, Slovenia, possibly Israel, have all rejected Right Wing governments, and Europe has been fighting hard against Right Wing challenges. The Right is struggling hard, and generally not winning. Their biggest prize, the United States, is working to reject them as well.
For what it is worth the Serbian incumbent led the neoliberals and the student list coalition is a big tent opposition movement. And the Slovenian election saw a shift towards the far-right with a supporter of the outgoing Vucic in Serbia gaining the seats the incumbent lost.
Even in Brazil, with Lula’s win you also see a swing in their parliament of liberal parties falling to far-right part gains.
There’s positivity abounds with these elections, but let’s be clear: The Right is only struggling if the billionaire class is struggling.
Hungary, Brazil, Serbia, Slovenia, possibly Israel, have all rejected Right Wing governments, and Europe has been fighting hard against Right Wing challenges. The Right is struggling hard, and generally not winning. Their biggest prize, the United States, is working to reject them as well.
For what it is worth the Serbian incumbent led the neoliberals and the student list coalition is a big tent opposition movement. And the Slovenian election saw a shift towards the far-right with a supporter of the outgoing Vucic in Serbia gaining the seats the incumbent lost.
Even in Brazil, with Lula’s win you also see a swing in their parliament of liberal parties falling to far-right part gains.
There’s positivity abounds with these elections, but let’s be clear: The Right is only struggling if the billionaire class is struggling.
Do you know the party landscape in Israel?
Netanyahu’s party won.
As was expected with the recently imposed blockade and most of the Israeli population being pro-Zionism