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São Paulo Court Rules Lula family never owned Triplex
Acting within its legal jurisdiction, São Paulo court ruling puts final nail in coffin of witch hunt against former President Lula and his family. …
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Brazilian Supreme Court Authorizes Investigation of Sergio Moro
For years, the media treated far-right Lava Jato Judge Sergio Moro as a superhero. Now he’s facing felony charges by Brian Mier In a …
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Eduardo Bolsonaro “War Council” Visit Triggers Investigation
Brazilian senatorial inquiry launched into the congressman’s participation in Washington D.C. planning meeting for January 6 Capitol invasion. by Brian Mier A Brazilian Senate …
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Lava Jato Dies, Lula Is Reborn: Behind The Supreme Court Ruling
By Brian Mier On March 8th, Brazilian Supreme Court Minister Edson Fachin dismissed all Lava Jato related charges against former President Luis Inacio Lula …
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NYT Fails to Examine Its Participation in Brazil’s ‘Biggest Judicial Scandal’
By Brian Mier. Originally published at FAIR. The Brazilian Supreme Court on March 8 dismissed all charges against former President Luis Inacio “Lula” da …
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Lava Jato Hacker Walter Delgatti speaks
Facing a 300 year prison sentence, the man who hacked into chats between Judge Sergio Moro and the Curitiba Lava Jato task-force explains why …
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Bolsonaro’s Neoliberal Disaster: An Interview With Esther Dweck
“The Bolsonaro government’s social and economic policies will have a huge negative impact on Brazil’s future. We are actually already seeing this, based on …
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Covid 19 and the right to the Brazilian city
The following speech was given by Brasil Wire editor Brian Mier on a World Social Forum webinar entitled: The Right to the City: Towards …
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How the US led operation Lava Jato, and why: Congressman Paulo Pimenta
Paulo Pimenta is a Workers Party (Partido dos Trabalhadores/PT) Congressman from the Rio Grande de Sul city of Santa Maria who began his political …
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US Intelligence Penetration of Brazil: an Interview with Bob Fernandes
On July 4, 2015, Brazil learned, through Edward Snowden, that President Dilma Rousseff and 29 members of her government were being spied on by …
