Month: May 2018

They demand the resignation of CEO Pedro Parente, whom they accuse of trying to privatize the company and rising prices

Local communities accuse Norway State-owned company of committing environmental crimes in Brazil

Union argues Temer’s pricing policy for oil products has led to price hikes

Brazil’s former president has been topping polls since April 2016

After a week of nationwide trucker strike over fuel prices, president meets demands, but overlooks underlying cause

As gated communities thrive in Brazil, scholar argues the country has failed to effectively implement urban policies

Truckers are blocking roads and impacting supply across Brazil; protesters want elimination of fuel taxes

After Petrobras established parity pricing policy, gas prices were up by 18% in 12 months

Lawyer visited Brazil’s ex-president and told the news to supporters at the Free Lula Vigil

Data show disproportionate rate of black youth killed in one of Latin America’s richest states