RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Jair Bolsonaro is approaching his one-year term as President of the Republic. During this time, the virtual space that harbors Bolsonarism, and which was a key component of his campaign to come to power, has undergone some changes and has become divided.
The far-right-wing ideology is still there, intact and even more radical.
However, the unity achieved by Bolsonaro in the last elections has been broken. The extremists are now divided into at least three subgroups, explains David Nemer, an expert in computer anthropology.
In one of them, which he refers to as . . .
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