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Cabo Daciolo And The Quest For URSAL
Irrelevant fringe candidates always deliver the biggest laughs in Brazilian Presidential elections. In 2014 they had Levy Fidelix, in 2018, they have Cabo Daciolo. …
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Boulos vs Bolsonaro: “All of Brasil knows you’re male chauvinist, racist and homophobic”
PSOL Presidential Candidate Guilherme Boulos opened the first televised Presidential debate, on 9th August on the Band Network, with a greeting for former President …
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Hunger strikers denounce attacks on Brasil’s sovereignty
By Diego Sartorato. Original article at Brasil de Fato. Republished with permission. Targeted by the Michel Temer administration, Brazil’s sovereignty is the key topic …
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Brasil’s Progressives See New Hope In “Triple Candidacy” Of Lula, Haddad and Manuela.
Faced with continuation of Temer’s Post-Coup programme of extreme austerity, discarded rights and bargain sell-off of the country’s resources, be it under right-winger Geraldo …
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Candidate Positions On Privatization: Top 2018 Campaign Issue
Selling strategic state-owned enterprises to private capital is a sensitive issue in Brazil’s upcoming elections This article has been reprinted, with authorization, from Brasil de …
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AFL-CIO Demands Lula Released/Allowed to Run for President
For the past two years, Lula has been the target of mainstream media attacks and persecuted by politically motivated parts of the judiciary. He …
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Supreme Court Guards Push and Kick Journalists/Hunger Strikers
Brasília. On July 31, as a group of 6 hunger strikers held a press conference in front of the Brazilian Supreme Court, a group …
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Low Voter Turnout – The Right’s Electoral Weapon
Unable to mobilize the majority in their favor, the conservative strategy is to demobilize the most critical voters so that they protest by casting …
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Bernie Sanders and Progressive Democrats Demand Lula’s Release
In a letter addressed to Brazilian Ambassador Sergio Silva do Amaral dated July 26th, a group of 29 US lawmakers, including Bernie Sanders and …
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FOIA Request Reveals GMO Mosquito Failure in Brazil
The British organization, GeneWatch, issued a warning to Brazilian officials about problems with the technology. The data comes from emails exchanged between health officials …
