Projeto 2025 (Portuguese Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Projeto 2025" in Portuguese language version.

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  • Ordoñez, Franco (6 de dezembro de 2023). «Trump allies craft plans to give him unprecedented power if he wins the White House». NPR. Cópia arquivada em 16 de maio de 2024. It's not that the federal service isn't in need of reforms, says Kathryn Dunn Tenpas, a senior fellow at the University of Virginia's Miller Center. But she says Trump wants to create a class of federal workers who will do whatever the president wants — and if they don't, they can be easily fired. 'It's just a dangerous sign,' she says. 'It really suggests that a president wants to aggrandize more authority and more power. And that should make everybody nervous. 

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  • Tomazin, Farrah (14 de junho de 2024). «A 920-page plan lays out a second Trump presidency. Nadine has read it and is terrified». The Sydney Morning Herald (em inglês). Cópia arquivada em 27 de junho de 2024. Cornell University political scientist Rachel Beatty Riedl says Project 2025 is emblematic of a broader global trend in which threats to democracy are emerging not just from coups, military aggression or civil war, but also from autocratic leaders using democratic institutions to consolidate executive power. This type of backsliding, known as 'executive aggrandisement', has taken place in countries such as Hungary, Nicaragua and Turkey but is new to America, says Beatty Riedl, who runs the university's Centre for International Studies and is the co-author of the book Democratic Backsliding, Resilience and Resistance. 'It's a very concerning sign,' she says. 'If Project 2025 is implemented, what it means is a dramatic decrease in American citizens' ability to engage in public life based on the kind of principles of liberty, freedom and representation that are accorded in a democracy. 

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