Year: 2023

Bahia, Minas Gerais and São Paulo are the Brazilian states where more people were rescued

The meeting between Maduro and Ali eased tensions, but did not end claims; analysts are skeptical about cooperation

Extreme climate events costs 1.3% of Brazil's GDP per year

Figures are similar to those of previous months and reflect a divided country

According to a study presented at COP28, preserving biomes speeds up and cheapens the process to meet goals

Russia became China’s main trading partner, surpassing the goal of US$200 bi in transactions estimated for 2023

Between October and November, Brazilian Air Force airplanes sent food produced by the MST to Palestinian families

Morgan Ody, a French peasant who coordinates the platform fighting for rural workers, talked to Brasil de Fato

The new law was published in Brazil’s Federal Register (also known as DOU) on Wednesday (13)

The Braskem case exposes other large carbon emitters that use green agendas to hide a dirty socio-environmental record