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A '''right-wing dictatorship''' is an authoritarian/[[dictatorship]] form of government that mixes [[big government]] and low levels of individual [[freedom]]s with [[right-wing]] policies. Two of the most famous dictatorships in world history include [[Chile]], with a dictator who was more repressive, causing the death of 3,000 people; and [[Brazil]], with five dictators, which was more lenient, leading to death of 400 people.

A '''right-wing dictatorship''' is an authoritarian/[[dictatorship]] form of government that mixes [[big government]] and low levels of individual [[freedom]]s with [[right-wing]] policies. Two of the most famous dictatorships in world history include [[Chile]], with a dictator who was more repressive, causing the death of 3,000 people; and [[Brazil]], with five dictators, which was more lenient, leading to death of 400 people.

right-wing dictators generally have a [[neoconservative]] orientation to a [[big government]] while still defending the [[free market]] and traditional social policies.  

Right-wing dictators generally have a [[neoconservative]] orientation to a [[big government]] while still defending the [[free market]] and traditional social policies.  

In [[Brazil]], where the term "[[liberal]]" refers to the [[economic liberalism]], these dictatorships were called "[[liberal fascism]]" by [[leftist]] students and academics.

In [[Brazil]], where the term "[[liberal]]" refers to the [[economic liberalism]], these dictatorships were called "[[liberal fascism]]" by [[leftist]] students and academics.