Brazilian Women Find Their Voice Against Repression and the Government
The street parties of the world’s biggest Carnaval might be one of the last ...
Afraid He Might Flee Brazil, Justice Seizes Former President Lula’s Passport
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was barred from leaving Brazil on Thursday after a ...
Brazil’s People and Environment Pay Dearly for the Country’s Energy-hungry Mining Projects
In the late 1970s, Raimunda Gomes da Silva and her husband, João Pereira da ...
Brazil President Celebrates Women’s Day Reminding a Lady’s Place Is in the Kitchen and the Supermarket
Brazilian President Michel Temer delivered a speech Wednesday at his presidential palace in Brazilian ...
Brazil’s Prosecutor-General Wants Federal Court to Deal with Lula
Brazil’s Prosecutor-General, Rodrigo Janot, delivered a document to the Supreme Court, in which he ...
59 x 21: Brazil President Gets Hammered in the Senate. No Hope She Can Keep Her Post
By 59 votes to 21, Brazil’s Senate early on Wednesday (August 10) approved Senator ...
Comparing Discriminatory Policing and Social Action in Brazil and the US
The disproportionately harsh and violent treatment of African-Americans by law enforcement officials has been ...
Amazon’s Uncontacted Kawahiva People Face Annihilation
On UN Indigenous Peoples’ Day, Survival International is calling for the full demarcation and ...
The Big Heart of the World’s Most Famous Plastic Surgeon Has Stopped
Celebrated Brazilian plastic surgeon Ivo Pitanguy has died at the age of 90, a ...
Brazilian Indians Avoid Amazon Dam, But There Are Other Threats
As the Rio Olympics get underway, Brazil has blocked the construction of a controversial ...
