Tag: Dilma Rousseff
Brazil’s Workers Party: Time to End Denials and Make Honest Self-criticism
The Brazilian Workers Party is not a Maoist party, but it should take one ...
Irony: Lula Falls Victim of the Same Laws He Championed to End Corruption in Brazil
On Thursday, April 5, Judge Sérgio Moro of Curitiba issued a curt prison invitation ...
The Story of Brazilian President’s Impeachment Premieres at the Berlin Film Festival
“O Processo,” translated from Brazilian Portuguese as “The Trial,” is a new film about ...
Rapper Mano Brown Laments Brazilian Rap Became Conservative
Mano Brown, co-founder of legendary underground Brazilian hip-hop collective Racionais MCs, has lamented the ...
Rousseff, Brazil’s Ex-president, Calls Trump’s Meddling in Venezuela Irresponsible and Criminal
Washington’s attempts to interfere in politics in South America, including in Venezuela, are “extremely ...
Forget the American Dream. What Brazil Needs Is a Parliamentary Monarchy
I am a Canadian by birth. My wife is Brazilian. Naturally we try to ...
After Legislative and Executive Scandals, Brazil’s Judiciary Shows It’s Not Without Its Sins
With the current president Michel Temer under suspicion and two former presidents, Luiz Inácio ...
In Brazil, Left and Right Are Lost in the Labyrinth of History
In today’s Brazil, everything is as it seems. The belly of politics has been ...
Only Promises of Economic Improvement Keep Brazil’s President in Power
When Michel Temer assumed the presidency in 2016 after the illegitimate impeachment of former ...
94% of Brazilians Don’t Think President Temer Represent Them
The latest Ipsos poll published by one of Brazil’s most widely read newspapers, O ...
