<caption><image_61>The image shows two men standing behind a podium with the Brazilian flag in the background. The man on the left is speaking into a microphone and appears to be giving a speech. He is wearing a suit and tie and is gesturing with his right hand as if he is making a point. On the right side of the image, there is a banner with the text "Patria Amada Brasil" and the logo of the Brazilian government. The text on the image reads "We have to put a stop to that."</caption><transcript><audio_62>coven 19 has affected these two countries quite differently brazil's governing bodies continuously fail to take appropriate action in response to the pandemic even as cases in brazil skyrocket this coupled with critical levels of</transcript><transcript><audio_63>social and racial inequality means that covet 19 has disproportionately affected lower income and racialized groups this inequality has yet to be addressed by the current administration in a time of rising patterns of authoritarianism and disengagement in</transcript><caption><image_64>The image is a screenshot of a video call. It shows a young woman with long dark hair, wearing a white turtleneck sweater with a butterfly design on the front. She is looking directly at the camera with a serious expression on her face. The background is a plain white wall.</caption><transcript><audio_65>democracy uruguay provides an exception to this trend there is the possibility that this exception has given uruguay an advantage it can be difficult to compare these two countries however that does not exempt brazilian administration from critique</transcript> coven 19 has affected these two countries quite differently brazil's governing bodies continuously fail to take appropriate action in response to the pandemic even as cases in brazil skyrocket this coupled with critical levels of social and racial inequality means that covet 19 has disproportionately affected lower income and racialized groups this inequality has yet to be addressed by the current administration in a time of rising patterns of authoritarianism and disengagement in democracy uruguay provides an exception to this trend there is the possibility that this exception has given uruguay an advantage it can be difficult to compare these two countries however that does not exempt brazilian administration from critique
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