Month: May 2018

Brazil’s national debt is expected to surpass 87% of the GDP in 2018; where do the people’s resources go?

In one of the most transphobic countries in the world, LGBT people struggle to have their existence recognized

Amid threats of eviction and harassment, families manage to build bonds and hope

During demonstration in Rio de Janeiro, members of parliament and social movements demanded answers

Ex-president is polling 8 points ahead of second and third-place candidates combined

The law that abolished slavery after three centuries of forced labor in Brazil set people free, but also abandoned them

Landless Workers’ Movement releases open letter endorsing Lula’s candidacy and demanding justice for Marielle Franco

Friends visited Brazil’s ex-president at the Federal Police headquarters and said Lula is ready to rule the country

A new report by the Tricontinental Institute presents a comprehensive picture of the upcoming elections in Venezuela

Election law expert argues that the imprisonment of Brazil’s ex-president does not make him ineligible to run for office