RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - With or without Bolsonaro, the nationalist right is strong in Latin America's largest country. Some academics who have tracked its evolution recently founded the Observatory of the Extreme Right in Brazil, dedicated to studying a political current that for now feels largely represented by Jair Bolsonaro.
But it is clear, its members say, that it will continue to exist and make noise in national politics if the head of state, for whatever reason, decides not to run in the 2022 elections - a hypothesis that circulates with some intensity in some political circles - or, in another . . .
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