Brazil Gasps at Festival of Christmas Presidential Pardons for the Corrupted
Brazilian anti-corruption prosecutors and organizations raised their voice this weekend against President Michel Temer’s ...
70% of Brazilian Authorities’ Cases in the Higher Court Have to Do with Corruption
Some 70% of cases involving authorities at the Brazilian Supreme Court and the Superior ...
In an Act of Revenge, Brazilian Gold Miners Set Government Buildings Ablaze
Hundreds of armed men have set fire to environmental agency buildings in Brazil’s Amazon ...
New Labor Rules Will Make Slave Work Still More Common in Brazil
Victims of slave labor in Brazil are less likely to be rescued following a ...
Brazil Police Foil What Would Be World’s Biggest Bank Robbery Ever
A criminal gang dug a 600-meter (2000-foot) tunnel in an attempt to rob 1 ...
The Case to Legalize Abortion in Brazil While Congress Tries to Ban It
I met “Mariana,” a 20-year-old Brazilian woman, in Paraíba state, almost a year ago ...
The Revocation of Brazil’s Pro-Deforestation Decree Has No Teeth
On August 23, 2017, Brazil’s president Michel Temer issued a decree revoking the RENCA ...
Lula’s Conviction Is a Testament to How Far Brazil Has Come as a Democracy
After Dilma Rousseff was ousted as president in August 2016, Brazil’s pro-impeachment camp confidently ...
Brazil’s Senate Passes Labor Law, But It Shouldn’t Be Enough to Save President from Impeachment
Brazil’s Senate has passed an overhaul of Brazil’s labor laws, aimed to kickstart an ...
Latest Charge Against Brazil’s President: Bribing Legislators to Avoid Impeachment
Brazilian President Michel Temer is facing accusations that he bribed lawmakers to assure their ...
