Counting the Days to the Ouster of Second Brazil President in One Year
Brazil’s president Michel Temer is already fighting a devastating corruption scandal, but this week ...
Senate Approves Amendment Proposal that Would Bring Presidential Elections to Brazil Now
Another crack around and within Michel Temer’s administration emerged as a Brazilian Senate Committee ...
International Court Rules Against Brazil’s Police Indiscriminate Killings
Amnesty International lambasted “impunity” for Brazilian police who kill suspects during operations, after a ...
Lula Gets Assurances from Moro He Doesn’t Face Imminent Arrest
Brazil’s former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, after almost five hours of testimony ...
In Brazil, Land Speculators Know Well They Are Above the Law
On the Amazon frontier, where many people operate outside the law, you often hear ...
Indians Take Brazil to International Court on Dispute over Land
An international human rights commission has accused Brazil of failing to obey its own ...
For a Majority of Brazilians the Only Good Criminal Is a Dead One
Bandido bom é bandido morto — The only good criminal is a dead criminal. ...
Brazil’s Endless Corruption: 4 Ex-presidents, 9 Ministers, 24 Senators and More Being Probed Now
Justice Luiz Edson Fachin of Brazil’s Supreme Court has ruled that allegations implicating Brazil’s ...
For Decades, Brazil Favelas’ Military Invasions Have Been Proven Useless. And Still They Continue
On March 25 2017, two professors from Rio de Janeiro’s Federal University accompanied a ...
128 Years After the End of the Empire, Brazilians Still Pay a Tax to the Emperor’s Heirs
With its colonial mansions, landscaped gardens and ornate fountains, the town of Petrópolis, a ...
