Tag: Lula
In a Crusade Both Admired and Feared, Brazil Is Teaching the World How to Crack Down on Fake News
Even as the armed forces and police broke up the 8 January insurrection in ...
Lula’s Abraço Leaves Scholz Weaponless
A global-south year into the Ukraine Trap As an ethical point of fact, most ...
After Bolsonaro, Brazil’s Gun Policy Will Likely Moderate Under Lula
Perhaps symbolically typified by the January 8th violence in Brasília, the transition of power ...
A Rainbow over the Planalto: Lula’s Ministers Take Office
“Workers of Brazil, you exist and are valuable for us! Women of Brazil, you ...
The Day Bolsonaro Supporters Invaded Brasília and Spread Chaos and Terror
Hundreds of supporters of the former president have stormed the National Congress building, as ...
Lula Becomes President a Third Time Vowing to Rebuild Brazil from the Ruins
Brazil’s Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was sworn in as president on Sunday, returning ...
Brazil’s Bolsonaro Is Going Out, But His Extreme-Right Movement Stays
The 2018 rise to power of Brazil’s outgoing president, Jair Bolsonaro, was fleeting and ...
Brazil’s Universal Health Care Is Rather an Aspiration than a Reality
With an historical framework dating back over the past several decades and predominantly universalized, ...
Janja, Lula’s Wife, Will Give a New Meaning to First Lady
The future first lady of Brazil, Rosângela Lula da Silva, nicknamed Janja, will work ...
Seen by Commentators as Unelectable, Brazil’s Bolsonaro Shows His Electoral Might
The sitting Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro secured an unexpected 43% vote in the recent ...
