Gabriela de Lima Grecco is Associate Professor in the Department of Modern History and Contemporary History at Complutense University of Madrid. She is the author of Literary Censorship in Francisco Franco’s Spain and Getulio Vargas’ Brazil: Burning Books, Awarding Writers (2020), Palavras que resistem: Censura e promoção literária na ditadura de Getúlio Vargas (1937–1945) (2021), and Los Libros de la Nación: Intelectuales, literatura y resistencia en la posguerra española (2025).

• Introduction: Revisiting the Past: The Historical Roots of Contemporary Far-Right Movements 1. Fascism(s): The Real Everything Everywhere All at Once 2. Ibero-American Fascisms as a Transatlantic Phenomenon 3. The British Union of Fascists and Italian Fascism: Political and Economic Relations during the Interwar Period 4. Corporatism and Catholicism in Brazil and the United States (1930–1945): A dialogue between Oliveira Viana and John A. Ryan 5. "Hacer Patria": Catholics and Mixed-Race Domestic Service Workers during Peronism (Greater Buenos Aires, 1942–1955) 6. A Reflection on School Art Education in the Last Dictatorships of the Southern Cone 7. The First Trump Administration and US Democracy 8. Brazilian-Style Reactionary Internationalism: Authoritarianism, Americanism and Anti-Globalisation in the Bolsonaro Era 9. Radical Right Organizations Connected in Ibero-America: The Madrid Forum and the Alliance between Bolsonarism and the Vox Party 10. Mileism: Javier Milei’s Fight against the Political Elite