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Museum staff had warned of underfunding and hazardous conditions. But in Brazil, anti-intellectualism has become mainstream

The fightback against right-wing populists across the US and Europe has focussed on the value of young voters. But the reality is more complex—and shows the scale of the challenge ahead

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