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A populist backlash occurs when a significant portion of the public feels ignored by mainstream political parties, leading them to support movements that promise to challenge the establishment. This often involves strong anti-elite rhetoric and a focus on issues like immigration, as demonstrated by the protests in the story and the rise of far-right parties.
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