Brazil’s Veja Mimics Newsweek and Offers a Grotesque Cover of Ex-president Lula

The latest issue of the conservative Brazilian magazine Veja echoes an October 2011 Newsweek ...

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Brazil Wants to Sweep Corruption Charges Under the Rug, Says Fired Attorney General

The former attorney general of Brazil said he believes the government of Michel Temer ...

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Brazilian Armed Forces Complain of Obsolete and Broken Equipment and Low Wages

Brazil's armed forces, the largest military in Latin America, are badly equipped, demoralized over ...

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The Brazilian Dream: Getting a Job in Government

Becoming a civil servant has become once again the Brazilian middle class dream, according ...

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Death of 6-year-old Boy Dragged Through Rio’s Streets Horrifies Brazil

Brazil is in mourning. The death of a little boy dragged for several miles ...

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Beatings, Censorship, Harassment: All in a Day’s Work for Brazilian Press

Reporters Without Borders voiced concern today, February 7, about an increase in legal proceedings ...

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Brazilian Federal Police Tap and Threaten the Press

Reporters Without Borders today, November 10, condemned the action of the federal police in ...

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Brazil: São Paulo, Bring In the Marines and Army, Navy and Air Force!

There is only one solution for this unfinished rebellion by São Paulo’s organized crime. ...

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Brazil’s Lula Still Vulnerable Despite End of Investigation into Scandal

Like sunbeams shafting through a thick dark cloud, some scattered rays of morality have ...

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