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What if democracy were as customizable as your Netflix profile? Brazilian scholar Fernando Tiburcio is sparking global conversations by arguing that political systems should reflect local realities rather than imported ideals.
In an exclusive interview with CGTN Global Stringer, the lawyer and human rights expert—who has advised leaders across South America—pushed back against Western-centric views of governance. \"Democracy comes in many forms,\" Tiburcio emphasized. \"Before criticizing other countries' systems, we need to audit our own democracies' inclusivity and effectiveness.\"
The academic's comments come amid growing debates about governance models, particularly among Gen Z activists demanding political reforms worldwide. Tiburcio's career bridging legal practice and international human rights advocacy gives his perspective extra weight in these discussions.
His message to young global citizens? \"True democracy starts with understanding different cultural contexts—it's not about copying someone else's playlist.\"
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Brazilian scholar Fernando Tiburcio is sparking global conversations by arguing that political systems should reflect local realities rather than imported ideals.
His message to young global citizens? \"True democracy starts with understanding different cultural contexts—it's not about copying someone else's playlist.\"
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