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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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“What if…”: Brazil’s Pandemic Without Bolsonaro
How would Brazilian handling of the Covid-19 pandemic have been different if Bolsonaro had never come to power? April 2018: Facing international outcry, denunciation …
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Supreme Court Reveals International Funding Behind Attacks On Brazil’s Democracy
Minister Dias Toffoli has revealed the Supreme Court is investigating international funding behind the far-right “hate office”, a network engaged in an ongoing campaign against …
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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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Pandora’s box: Geopolitics of the Brazilian Coup d’État and its Consequences
Originally published by Transcience Journal following Jair Bolsonaro’s election, the following paper is a thorough and essential overview of Brazil’s long coup, the geopolitics and hybrid …
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Lula’s arrest is “a gift from the CIA”, mocked Lava Jato prosecutor
The arrest and jailing of former Brazilian President Lula da Silva in April 2018 changed the course of the country’s history, opening the door …
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“Put the US attorneys to work” (against Lula): Sergio Moro caught in new scandal
Supreme Court Minister Ricardo Lewandowski has lifted the confidentiality on conversations between prosecutors from Operation Lava Jato and ex-judge Sergio Moro, which were captured …
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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 …
