On this episode of the Project Censored Show, human rights advocate Gimena Sanchez-Garzoli rejoins co-host Eleanor Goldfield on the program to give her expert analysis on the Lula win in Brazil. Gimena outlines US meddling tactics, and why that matters for voters here at home. Gimena also dissects the power of the right-wing’s propaganda, the new job market in stealing and selling a hemisphere, and how Colombia is censoring the past to control the future.
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Gimena Sanchez-Garzoli is a human rights advocate and director for the Andes at the Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA). She is an expert on peace and illegal armed groups, internally displaced persons, human rights and ethnic minority rights and has been working on informing Congress about the risks from the Brazilian right to Afro, indigenous and LGBTQ rights and Meta influence in the elections. Beyond Brazil, she forms part of an LGBTQ coalition working to stop the efforts by the Trump administrator to impose their security doctrine and cultural battle on Latin American countries.
This content originally appeared on Project Censored and was authored by Kiley Eriksen.