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“We’ve always been here!”: Indigenous peoples release final declaration of Terra Livre Camp 2024

Message marks the last day of the event that brought together around 9,000 people from more than 200 nations in Brasília

For Brazilian social movements, Lula’s program for agrarian reform doesn’t solve urgent problems

Peasant organizations point out that the announced measures do not tackle the country’s land concentration

Suspects in murder of Marielle Franco arrested in Rio de Janeiro

Those arrested were Domingos Brazão, a TCE-RJ advisor, Chiquinho Brazão, a congressman, and Rivaldo Barbosa, a civil police officer

Movements in Brazil will take to the streets this Saturday against amnesty for coup plotters

Mobilizations have been organized by People’s Brazil Front and People Without Fear, as well as trade union federations and progressive parties

Lula, Israel’s genocide, and racism on Brazilian corporate media

To the Brazilian corporate media and political class, even municipal elections have heavier moral weight than the extermination of a population

Attendees of pro-Bolsonaro rally support Israel, deny Lula’s electoral victory

The Monitor of Political Debate in the Digital Environment, linked to the University of São Paulo, surveyed 575 people who took part in the demonstration

The world stands with Lula and Palestine

The Brazilian President was recently banned from Israel after standing unequivocally with Palestine and against Israeli-perpetrated genocide

After Israeli backlash, Lula recalls Brazil’s ambassador to Israel

Minister Mauro Vieira also summoned the Israeli ambassador to appear at the representative office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Rio de Janeiro

“There’s no explanation for Israel to be killing women and children,” says Lula in Egypt

Brazil’s president made the statement during his visit to Egypt and while Israel was escalating attacks against Rafah

Brazil malnutrition Tackling malnutrition in an era of political uncertainty: the case of Brazil

After achieving notable successes in the area of nutrition by 2014, Brazil faces vulnerabilities, as effects of economic crises and Bolsonaro’s pro-corporate policies