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Nassif: How the Generals took out the Captain
Veteran journalist Luis Nassif explains the Military’s silent and gradual seizure of power from President Bolsonaro in five acts. By Luis Nassif Act 1 …
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Does Brazil already have a new “acting President”?
It is being reported that, under pressure from the Army, Walter Braga Netto is now the “operational president” of Brazil, with Jair Bolsonaro effectively …
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Bolsonaro in the Hague: Charges filed over Coronavirus Response
Brazil’s far-right President is facing his second set of charges at the International Criminal Court in the Hague. The new second set of charges deals …
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“We are heading for Chaos”: Professor Domingos Neto on Brazil’s Military, Moro, and Bolsonaro
In conversation about the past and the present, Manuel Domingos Neto reflects on the role of the Armed Forces in Brazil. By Cristiane Sampaio …
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“Elderly, Evangelicals, and Rich” falling for Bolsonaro lies about Coronavirus
A survey by Instituto Quaest reveals that the elderly, evangelicals and the rich are most susceptible to Bolsonaro’s lies about Coronavirus. Valor Magazine’s Bruno …
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Fiocruz And The Frontline of Brasil’s Coronavirus Fight
Many visitors to Rio de Janeiro recognize the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation (Fiocruz) by its Moorish Pavilion-style headquarters, which pops up from a patch of …
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“Brazil Cannot Be Destroyed By Bolsonaro”: Progressive Leaders Demand President’s Resignation
Former presidential candidates Ciro Gomes (PDT), Fernando Haddad (PT), Guilherme Boulos (PSOL), the governor of Maranhão, Flávio Dino (PCdoB), and other progessive leaders have …
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Brazil’s Armed Forces are “to defend US interests” says researcher
For Héctor Luís Saint-Pierre, it is a military paradox to support the deregulation of the economy and the sell-off of assets. By Ana Penido. …
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“In Favour of Life”: Brazil’s Northeastern Governors go it alone against Coronavirus Pandemic
Northeastern Brazil’s predominantly left-wing Governors have issued a strongly worded letter in what they describe as “deep indignation” at the stance of Jair Bolsonaro’s …
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“Coronavirus has already mutated in Brasil”: An Interview with Margareth Dalcomo of Fiocruz
Fundação Oswaldo Cruz is one of the World’s most respected tropical disease and public health research institutions. Founded in Rio de Janeiro by epidemiologist …
