TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 11月1日 23時25分

A supporter of Jair Bolsonaro celebrates in front of his house in Rio de Janeiro after he won Brazil's presidential election with nearly 58 million votes on Oct. 28. For Latin America’s largest nation, Sunday was a political earthquake. The impact of a far-right candidate’s assuming control of its young #democracy rivals the election of Donald #Trump to the U.S. or the #Brexit vote to Europe. #Bolsonaro, initially known mainly for his hateful invective at women, gays and racial minorities, rode a storm of anger at a deeply corrupt political class, at the country’s worst-ever recession and one of the highest homicide rates on earth. But it remains to be seen whether the army of enthusiastic supporters he built up over the election would stand by him if he decides to remake #Brazil entirely. Polls show most Bolsonaro voters do not actually share his radical views, but wanted to cause a huge upheaval in the political system. On that front at least, Brazil’s new President has already delivered. Photograph by @budamendes—@gettyimages

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