THE TRUSTED VECTOR
FILE RVLT-004 HIGH MANAGED ACCOUNTABILITY

Latin American Revolt Cases: Argentina, Brazil, Peru

Latin American Revolt Cases: Argentina, Brazil, Peru
Latin America · 2022-present

The File

Three Latin American democracies produced three revolt-and-response cases inside two years: an outsider landslide in Argentina, a storming and judicial crackdown in Brazil, a self-coup and same-day removal in Peru. This file documents all three from the official records.

The Documented Record

The CNE's definitive tally gave Javier Milei 55.69 percent to Sergio Massa's 44.30 percent in the November 19, 2023 Argentine runoff. [DOCUMENTED]

CNE first-round definitive results placed Massa first at 36.78 percent and Milei second at 29.99 percent; Milei won the runoff after the Bullrich and Macri endorsements. [DOCUMENTED]

On January 8, 2023, supporters of Jair Bolsonaro stormed Brazil's Congress, Supreme Court, and presidential palace; the TSE declared Bolsonaro ineligible until 2030 in June 2023, and his separate September 2025 criminal conviction is under appeal. [DOCUMENTED]

Peruvian President Pedro Castillo announced the dissolution of Congress on December 7, 2022, was impeached and removed by congressional vote the same day, and was arrested; he denies the charges against him. [DOCUMENTED]

Sources

Connected Files

RVLT-001 documents the French street version. OPP-001 documents the lawfare pattern the Brazil case feeds.