Politics
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 ...
What the World Can Learn from a Moribund Liberation Theology
This June saw the passing of two of our generation’s most fascinating and controversial ...
Amazon Forest’s Keepers Under Pressure of Ranchers Fear for Their Future
In western Brazil’s Amazon, the people tasked with looking after the world’s greatest rainforest ...
Two Years After Brazil’s Dam Tragedy, Those Responsible For It Are Still Being Cheered
The worst environmental tragedy in Brazil’s history occurred on the fifth of November, 2015. ...
Brazil’s Far Right Presidential Hopeful Goes on a US Tour in Search of Legitimacy and Money
Federal Deputy Jair Bolsonaro October’s tour in the United States is an effort to ...
On Paper, Brazilian Indians Live in the Best of the Worlds. In Reality, It’s Another Story
In a remote corner of far-western Brazil lies the Vale do Javari, home to ...
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 ...
As a Young Democracy Isolated from the World, Brazil Doesn’t Enjoy the Perks of Globalization
Brazil is a young democracy. This is not a criticism or an excuse, but ...
Brazil’s President Plan to Privatize Major Bank Draws Noisy Opposition
The president of the Workers Party of Brazil denounced the government’s attempt to privatize ...
Ousted Leader Rousseff Accuses Brazil President of Being Submissive to the US
Dilma Rousseff, the former Workers Party president of Brazil, who was ousted by the ...
