In a Brasil de Fato exclusive article, the ex-president looks into the country’s political scenario today
Brazil’s Bolsonaro will bring back 2017 bill to pardon big rural entrepreneurs for R$17 billion worth of tax evasion
Bini’s arrest comes within hours of Ecuadorian interior minister claiming that there are “Russian” hackers in Ecuador
Demonstrations will honor the 19 victims of the Carajás Massacre, killed by the military police 23 years ago on Apr. 17
Three in ten Brazilians believe the new government is “bad or terrible,” pollster Datafolha showed
His father-in-law and a passerby were wounded; seven-year-old child and wife were also in the car
Thousands of people took to the streets of Brazil and the world demanding justice for the ex-president
On the day that marks one year since he was imprisoned, Lula wrote a message of hope and struggle to inspire supporters
The case will be analyzed in two Brazilian courts and in the Human Rights Committee of the United Nations
Learn more details about the process that brought the greatest people’s leader in Brazil’s recent history to prison
The losses and injustices that mark the history of a Luiz Inácio who is a father and grandfather
Demonstrations will take place in 16 countries to demand freedom for Brazil’s ex-president
A large-scale farmer is accused of ordering the crime; motive remains unclear
Two months after one of Brazil's worst man-made disasters, more dams owned by miner pose serious risks to communities
A coordinator of the Movement of People Affected by Dams, her husband, and a friend were killed last week
Temer and seven other people were arrested last week as part of a criminal investigation
Movement reported that other activists were also assassinated; motive is unknown
Protests in at least 126 cities show that organizations are not happy about changes that will hurt social rights
Law expert Patrick Mariano speaks about the timing of the ex-president’s arrest and questions legality of operation
