Andrew Downie

Can Lula use the pro-Bolsonaro riots to unite Brazil?

Lula da Silva, President of Brazil (Credit: Getty images)
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Andrew Downie
Andrew Downie is a Scots-born correspondent who has spent nearly 30 years in Latin America, much of them in Brazil. He currently divides his time between São Paulo and Madrid

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