What they don't tell you about the Far Right

Why is the far right growing in so many countries at the same time? How do they manage to seduce young people, precarious workers, and even those who vote against their own interests? What role do social media, allied media outlets, and fear-based narratives play? This book breaks down, step by step, the strategies, rhetoric, and traps of the new global far right. It analyzes its rise in Europe, the United States, and Latin America, its connection to economic, religious, and media groups, and its impact on everyday life: education, culture, civil rights, and democracy. With a clear and rigorous approach, Marcelo Ungarit exposes what many prefer to stay silent about. Because understanding the phenomenon is the first step to fighting it. And because, if no action is taken in time, democratic backsliding may become irreversible