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Convivial War: How Wall Street Recolonized Brazil. Part Two.
In September 2019, Brazilian Minister for Foreign Affairs Ernesto Araújo met US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in Washington D.C. and the pair announced …
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20 ways Lawfare led to Brazil’s State of Exception
The rise of Bolsonaro is the result of a long and systematic process of bending or violating laws for political ends to remove one …
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Convivial War: How Wall Street Recolonized Brazil. Part One.
In September 2019, Brazilian Minister for Foreign Affairs Ernesto Araújo met US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in Washington D.C. and the pair announced …
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Lava Jato Soap Opera Nears Finale
As the Supreme Court invalidates most of the Lava Jato convictions for failing to respect due process, task force members become more and more …
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Lula refuses to trade dignity for freedom
As former President’s case comes up to the Supreme Court, corrupt prosecutor Delton Dallagnol tries to strike a deal to transfer him to semi-open …
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U.S. Congress demands answers on DOJ and Lava Jato
House Resolution 594 directs US DOJ inspector general to perform a full review of the Department’s activities in Brazil On September 25 a group …
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Rousseff in El País: “My departure was the opening act in a play that has not ended.”
In an interview with El País, Dilma Rousseff, ousted in 2016, warned “It was a Coup. My departure was the opening act in a …
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Lula Interview: PT’s mistakes and US role in the Coup
In a subtitled interview which is linked below, the political prisoner Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva speaks of strategic errors made by the PT, …
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Michel Temer: “It was a Coup”
During a television interview on September 16th, 2019, former Brazilian President Michel Temer twice referred to the impeachment of Dilma Rousseff as a Golpe …
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Why is Lula still in Jail?
As momentum turns against right wing extremist Jair Bolsonaro and his ultra-neoliberal economic project, many former supporters have joined the opposition but refuse to …
