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I added information about the military dictatorship of Brazil (my country), making brief clarifications and denying the canard that this was a conservative regime.
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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.
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It is also worth noting that there were no right-wing publications in Brazil during the dictatorial period and that the military allowed leftists to dominate cultural productions, although it fought left-wing guerrillas. The period is more correctly defined as a positivist technocracy, rather than a classic conservative or classic liberal regime. In the economy, the state was regulator and interventionist.<ref>https://conteudo.brasilparalelo.com.br/historia/ditadura-militar-no-brasil/</ref><ref>https://www.gazetadopovo.com.br/rodrigo-constantino/artigos/filme-brasil-paralelo-sobre-1964-e-aula-de-historia-que-nos-foi-negada/</ref>
    
== Right-wing dictators ==
 
== Right-wing dictators ==
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