Tag: Brazilian
Venezuelan Refugees End Up as Slave Workers in Brazil
After crossing the border from crisis-hit Venezuela into Brazil in late 2019, Henrique had ...
Hunted for Centuries and Almost Extinct the Right Whale Is Making a Comeback in Brazil
Whale season started this month on the Brazilian coast and is expected to last ...
The Fear of Being Killed Is Not Enough to Deter Those Fighting for Justice and Land in the Amazon
Fernando dos Santos Araújo woke up alongside his love, Bruno Pereira Gomes, on May ...
The Deep Structure of Bolsonaro’s Brazil
Many writers and filmmakers claim artistic expression is more powerful at transmitting the tragedy ...
Left and Right in Brazilian Presidential Elections
The next Brazilian presidential election, in October, 2022, will probably be polarized between Jair ...
The Militarization of Brazil’s Government Shows the Country Never Transitioned to Full Democracy
When former paratrooper captain Jair Bolsonaro was inaugurated as president of the Brazilian Republic ...
The Adventures of a Bored Journalist in the Magical Lands of Brazil and Latin America
With a population of more than 2.5 million, Manaus is by far the largest ...
How an Amazon Tribe in Brazil Took Control of Their Own Story and Escaped Covid
When the Uru-eu-wau-wau were first contacted in 1981, disease and death followed shortly thereafter. ...
Land Invasions More than Double in Brazil. Majority of Victims Are Indians
Land conflicts in Brazil hit 1,576 cases in 2020, the highest number ever recorded ...
A Military Coup in Brazil is Unavoidable. Some Believe It Has Already Happened
Brazil, once the flagship of social democracy in Latin America, has become an international ...
