For the first time in Brazil’s history, high-ranking military officers are held accountable for attacking democracy

The measure includes an electronic ankle monitor, limited visits, and the seizure of cell phones

Along with the right-wing former president, other officials involved could face sentences of almost 40 years.

“Brazil is not a breeding ground for ideologies without ideas of justice,” said Justice Carmen Lúcia in her vote

Zoe Alexandra of Peoples Dispatch explains the failed coup attempt by supporters of Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil, the motivations of the right-wing mob, and the response by people’s movements in the country

Pharmaceutical companies are trying to undermine a decision of the Brazilian Supreme Court from 2021 which puts health ahead of private profit

In the lead-up to the general elections in Brazil, the far-right has intensified its campaign of hysteria and fear-mongering instead of providing concrete solutions to the crises affecting the people

For Stedile, large sections of the bourgeoisie have already manifested their deep dissatisfaction with the Bolsonaro government but have not reached a consensus about an alternative

Today we look at the Mexican Supreme Court’s ruling decriminalizing abortion, the indictments against Palestinian officers in the killing of Nizar Banat, and more

Residents of Jacarezinho, in Rio’s northern zone, report shootouts, home invasions, and bodies

Eight of the 11 judges at the Federal Supreme Court decided to annul Lula’s sentences from the Lava Jato operation

Minister Cármen Lúcia changed her vote from 2018 and flipped the ruling against the former judge Sérgio Moro