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Can’t Maintain Order? In Brazil They Call the Army
Brazil’s military is getting a serious workout these days. The authorities have recently deployed ...
Let Down by Brazil, Indian Leader Goes to Europe to Save His People and the Forest
Ladio Veron, leader of Brazil’s indigenous Guarani-Kaiowá people, is touring Europe and making a ...
Brazil’s Genocide Project for Blacks: 70% of Those Murdered Are Black
African-descendants in Brazil are 23.5 percent more likely to be killed than any other ...
Indians, Environment, Social Movements, They Are All Losers in the New Brazil
“The first five months of 2017 have been the most violent this century,” Cândido ...
Brazil NGOs Need a New Business Model. Brazilians Generosity Might Help with That
For many years, large foreign financiers, such as foundations and multilateral funds, were the ...
Brazil’s Left Is Proposing an Economy Based on Workers
cial and political movements in Brazil are organizing a “popular emergency plan” meant to ...
Palmares, Brazil’s Slave Rebellion, Still Going On 400 Years Later
The Quilombo dos Palmares was a nation of fugitive slaves, Indians, and a few ...
Eviction in Brazil Ends Up in the Massacre by Police of Ten People
Ten campesinos (nine men and one woman) were killed by Brazil’s military and civilian ...
Responding to Pressure, Brazil President Removes Army from Capital
Brazilian President Michel Temer has called troops back off the streets of Brasília following ...
São Paulo’s Answer to Drugs: Police, Tractors and Forced Treatment
Last Sunday, São Paulo authorities dramatically deployed a “new” approach to dealing with drug ...
