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But kind of in the opposite direction. Revolting against freedom and liberty and for fascism.

What Happened: At CPAC, far-right figures from Europe, Latin America, and beyond gathered to celebrate Trump’s re-election. Leaders like Liz Truss, Nigel Farage, and Eduardo Bolsonaro declared the moment a turning point—viewing it as a “second American Revolution” that will reshape global politics by advancing a radical, nationalist extremist agenda.

Why It Matters: This marks a dangerous global shift as far-right movements rally behind Trump’s agenda to dismantle the international order. By undermining democratic norms and Western alliances, these figures are openly working to destabilize global security and replace it with authoritarian rule.

Source: The New York Times

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