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Le Monde says what we already knew: Lava Jato acted as a US agency in Brazil
Since its inception in 2014, Brasil Wire has published 230 critical articles on Operation Lava Jato, and specifically its relationship with the United States …
Marisa: The Violence Of Lawfare And The End Of A Lie
On Friday 26th March 2021, TV Globo’s flagship news bulletin Jornal Nacional made an admission with serious ramifications. After six years of relentless smears, often …
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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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Lula’s full speech after being declared innocent
Ex-president Lula da Silva delivered an historical speech in São Bernardo do Campo, on March 10th, 2021, two days after the annulment of Operation Car …
Why was British media silent about the persecution of Lula?
“Through these omissions, British media coverage, like Brazilian mainstream coverage, did not just simplify & sensationalise what was happening in Brazil, it provided editorial …
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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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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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Economic Hit Job: Lava Jato cost “4.4 million jobs and R$172.2 billion in investments”
Mônica Bergamo in Folha reports on a new study published by the CUT Trade Union Confederation which surveys the economic damage the now disgraced …
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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 …
