Tag: Michel Temer
In Brazil, Legacy of Slavery Lives On with Subservience, Violence and Slave Labor
Brazil abolished slavery 130 years ago, but its society has failed to deal with ...
Paralyzed, Brazil Enters Eighth Day as Hostage of Truck Drivers
Brazil should start this Monday a new week and the eight day with a ...
15 of 20 Brazil’s Presidential Hopefuls Have Problem with Justice
At least 15 of the 20 candidates who might run for president of Brazil ...
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 ...
Army Back in Rio, This Time Taking Over the Security of the City
Brazil’s military has taken full control of security in Rio de Janeiro and the ...
Thousands of Desperate Venezuelans Flee to Brazil Even Having to Live in the Streets
Officials in northern Brazil are demanding federal aid to help manage the influx of ...
Brazil Cuts 5 Million People from Its Popular Social Program Bolsa Família
Since de-facto Brazilian President Michel Temer took office in August 2016, a total of ...
2018, a Year of Elections and Populism in Brazil and Latin America
And the winner is… Nicolas Maduro. At the end of 2017, the president of ...
Brazil’s President Survives Second Attempt to Push Him Out for Corruption
Brazilian lawmakers have voted against suspending President Michel Temer and rejected the push to ...
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 ...
