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Convivial War: How Wall Street Recolonized Brazil. Part Four.
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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Convivial War: How Wall Street Recolonized Brazil. Part Three.
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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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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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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“Podemos tirar…”: Lava Jato’s protection of Fernando Henrique Cardoso
Proof that, as suspected, Sergio Moro and Operation Lava Jato was protecting high profile centre-right politicians such as US-backed former President Fernando Henrique Cardoso, …
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Bad neighbor: a US hand behind the Sérgio Moro show
Lava Jato chief Sérgio Moro was never a superhero, despite Anglo media’s tireless attempts to portray him as one. By Brian Mier Now that the …
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Collusion: Brasil’s Executive, Legislative & Judiciary Lunch With Investors At Bank Of America
A lunch meeting between Brazil’s Speaker of the House of Representatives, Head of the Senate, Minister of the Supreme Court Dias Toffoli, Governor of …
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RenovaBR: Wall Street Gets ‘Em While They’re Young
RenovaBR is the latest in Washington and Wall Street’s ongoing efforts to manipulate Brazilian politics by grooming its “future leaders”. On May 13, a …
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31/3/1964: Brasil’s Zombie History
On March 31, extreme-right Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has called for the Military to commemorate the Coup of 1964, a Coup which he insists was …
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The Strange Case Of The Guardian & Brasil
“If The Guardian was what it purports to be, Brasil Wire wouldn’t need to exist”. The British Newspaper’s coverage serves as a case study of how perception of …
