Text by Leonardo Martins Barbosa, published in Issue 229 of Piauí Magazine, analyzes how pro-Bolsonaro leaders transformed their social media activities into their own political structure—the so-called digital party—capable of coordinating actions, imposing agendas, and maintaining ideological cohesion outside of traditional institutional forms.
The article dialogues with the report produced in partnership with CCI/Cebrap, published in May of this year, on the professionalization of the Bolsonarist ecosystem and the consolidation of a digital structure focused on the struggle for power.
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