Month: November 2018

Court upheld 2015 decision and held transnational corporation liable for death of Valmir "Keno" Mota de Oliveira

From across the country, 8,471 health professionals are expected to depart after Cuban government severed agreement

Head of Public Security department says case should be solved by the end of federal intervention in the state

Atlas of Violence demonstrates genocide of youth, researcher in public security says

Activists take to the streets every year on Nov. 20 to fight the exploitation of and discrimination against black people

If signed into law by president Temer, justices’ wages will be roughly 40 times the country’s minimum wage

Case remains unsolved nearly eight months after Franco and driver Anderson Gomes were killed in downtown Rio

Despite their differences, military men, neoliberals, traditional politicians will have to live together as of January

Senate bill put forward by rural caucus re-emerges after Brazil’s elections as conservatives gain momentum