Editing Radical centrism (section)

=== Brazil ===
In the late 2010s, Brazil's [[Marina Silva]] was identified by ''[[The Economist]]'' as an emerging radical-centrist leader. Formerly a member of the left-wing [[Workers' Party (Brazil)|Workers' Party]], by 2017 she had organized a new party whose watchwords included environmentalism, liberalism, and "clean politics".<ref name=Bello /> She had already served six years as Minister of the Environment, and in 2010 she was the [[Green Party (Brazil)|Green Party]] candidate for President of Brazil, finishing third with 20% of the vote.<ref name=Vaz>Vaz, Sofia Guedes (2017). ''Environment: Why Read the Classics?'' Routledge, p.&nbsp;18. {{ISBN|978-1-906093-75-4}}.</ref>

The [[Social Democratic Party (Brazil, 2011)|Social Democratic Party]], a breakaway of the [[Democrats (Brazil)|Democrats]] founded in 2011, is a self-described radical centrist party.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://psd.org.br/noticia/gilberto-kassab-psd-tera-candidatura-propria-em-2022/?__cf_chl_jschl_tk__=30b4279109f50c658f0c18f2333c48c990b4518f-1602204574-0-AZEQQ0ylKLPLA7_eRacefviw5xyHJVH0etYE1xgSGBeWPcgpWBah4zBSqybRxN7BOqNwUHsQlcKHjgGAzJgJiOyXiPG2TudiePpdhHwDGaMhgmVrQB2TKqkYURxo41MFNaLFx3WZJyFrsel0XArMd4UCsUlsPetVSW-e0FzjNnoji7v_oNYMZGv4caJFwXhAKakgt3kOzXchtUzCmAHd9PkABMWu0_O_UaJut4d7khN8FebV5V6p7jKxsoF2M4yqGcNAcSe7qRTjdrx1M4RsWApGhHKlJDZMZ8BE9n45bY1w3hCsZwcoFFHrxpBcf3BI_HPSfqnzUmHx4Qn2kjL2ynESdBI2dRc6znk-KKa9PNqW|title=Gilberto Kassab: PSD terá candidatura própria em 2022|date=June 2020 }}</ref>