Brazil’s Soft Coup: Calling It People Against Corruption Is Oversimplification
The impeachment of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff represents the most significant test for Brazil’s ...
A Book on Brazil’s Recession, Corruption and Inequality
Marcos Mendes’ Inequality, Democracy and Growth in Brazil: A Country at the Crossroads of ...
Impeachment in Brazil Is Not a Coup, But an Elaborate Jailbreak to Keep Congressmen Out of Prison
One of the luxuries of being an academic is the freedom to step back ...
Brazil Is Now 104th in Press Freedom After Falling Another Five Places
Continuing conflicts of interest in the Brazilian media and a very disturbing level of ...
A Campaign to Save Brazilian Indians from Genocide
Survival International, a human rights organization that fights for tribal peoples, has launched a ...
Brazil President’s Mandate Is Now in the Hands of the Senate
Brazil’s Chamber of Deputies approved the admissibility of President Dilma Rousseff’s impeachment request. With ...
Navigating the Labyrinth of Brazil’s Petrobras Scandal
Since March 2014, Brazil has been shaken by the revelations from Operation Lava Jato ...
If Temer Becomes Brazil’s President He Won’t Be a Savior and Could Fall Due to Corruption
Vice-President Michel Temer now waits in the wings ready to take charge of Brazil’s ...
Political Corruption Sours the Integrity of the Commission Trying to Impeach Brazil’s President
The revelation of the Odebrecht list of contributions to electoral candidates comes as no ...
With Expected Stampede from Main Ally Today, Brazil President Wouldn’t Be Able to Avoid Impeachment
The government of Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff, her mentor Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva ...