As poverty worsens in Brazil, movements demand action
In the last two years, the number of hungry in Brazil has risen from 10.3 million to 19.1 million, according to the National Survey on Food Insecurity.
Traditional right advances, left practices unity: an overview of the 2020 Brazilian elections
Non-Bolsonaro aligned right elected most mayors in country’s capitals; 11 of 13 tickets supported by him failed
Brazilian municipal elections: Where the left grew, where the liberal right maintained its hegemony
The largest cities in the country, São Paulo (SP) and Rio de Janeiro (RJ) will have a second round of voting on November
Murder of Black youth in Rio de Janeiro shows racist nature of policing in Brazil
14-year-old João Pedro Mattos Pinto was playing in the yard of his house when he was shot in the midst of an operation involving the Federal Police and of the Coordinator of Special Resources (Core)
Still without emergency assistance, unemployed women struggle against hunger
Informal workers from the poor neighborhoods of São Paulo and Pará survive aided by solidarity, and in fear of the pandemic
Newly elected President Bolsonaro unleashes attack on rights of the Brazilian people
In the few days since Bolsonaro took office he has already already targeted indigenous communities, LGBTQ people and lowered the minimum wage
Bolsonaro inaugurated yesterday as president of Brazil
12 heads of state attended the ceremony as far-right politician takes office in Latin America’s biggest nation
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