DOES BRAZILIAN FOREIGN POLICY BREATHE THROUGH "GADGETS"?
Uma análise de conte´´udo dos tuítes de Ernesto Araújo e as interações com a opinião pública
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https://doi.org/10.22478/ufpb.2318-9452.2020v7n15.54885Abstract
This article aims to analyze the foreign policy established over the first year and a half of Bolsonaro's government, through the interactions and statements made by the Minister Ernesto Araújo on his official account on the social network Twitter. The analysis is based on the filtering of the most used qualifying terms by the Chancellor, with emphasis on the American continent, and on how the use of these terms corroborates the induction and personification of the ideology which characterizes the current period. Therefore, it is planned to demonstrate the way in which the articulation exercised between foreign policy and public opinion started to be strongly engaged by the facilities of online interactions, from the information flows intensified by the algorithms of the chosen platform, as well as presenting a contrast of conduct and dynamics in face of the characteristics of the Brazilian Foreign Policy of the previous governments of Lula, Dilma and Temer.
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