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Social Media: The New Language Of Power

The rise of young Brazilian lawmaker Ana Elisa reveals how politics competes for attention and trust in the digital age

Published on October 11, 2026


Social Media: The New Language Of Power
Lula Marques/Agência Brasil

Across the world, social media is changing the relationship between political leaders and the people they seek to represent. From election campaigns to public debates, the ability to communicate directly with audiences has become an increasingly important part of political influence. Traditional authority still matters, but it no longer guarantees attention. In a world shaped by smartphones, short videos and algorithm-driven feeds, the way a message is delivered can be almost...

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