Opposers argue that project would represent a risk to Brazilian sovereignty
Ranchers are deliberately setting rain forest ablaze; wildfires increased by 82% over the same period in 2018
Indian researcher writes on the attacks by the right-wing against democracies in Brazil and the world
MST's João Pedro Stedile writes on the capitalist crisis of organizing production and society
Latin America’s largest demonstration organized by female rural workers, Daisies’ March energizes people’s struggle
Across the country, protests were held in all states on Tuesday against the privatizing character of government plan
Indian researcher also spoke with Brasil de Fato about BRICS, fascism, and working-class organization
José Carlos Dias spoke with Brasil de Fato on joining forces to fight a possible “dictatorship through the ballot box”
Third day of national protests will have rallies in more than 80 cities, calling for the end of privatizing policies
Bolsonaro administration had delivered R$3 billion in federal funds so that lawmakers could secure passage of the bill
Decision to transfer ex-president was about “shifting focus,” a jurist told Brasil de Fato: “Lula should be released”
Judge ruled in favor of petitions filed by the Federal Police; defense says he is “a victim of fierce criminal coercion”
Student union criticizes “privatizing” character of new program to fund universities; general strike expected on Aug. 13
New landmark legislation published by regulatory agency is “a way to deceive society,” expert says
“One day, if the chair of the Bar wants to know how his father disappeared during the military era, I’ll tell him”
As tensions escalate, senator says there are fears of enormous potential for bloody conflict
Bolsonaro administration approved 239 substances; pace is so fast that farm lobby stopped pushing “Poison Bill”
Truck attack happened in Valinhos, outside São Paulo, when families from the Marielle Vive Camp held a demonstration
