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Activists remember slavery at Africa’s largest slave trading post

People’s movements took part in opening activity of Pan-Africanist conference in Ghana

Poll finds Haddad up by 11 percentage points, in tie with Bolsonaro in second round

Difference between Workers’ Party candidate and far-right contender is down to 9 percentage points in the first round

Haddad visits Lula, says ex-president will not trade dignity for freedom

Brazilian presidential candidate also introduced two main pillars of his platform

Free Lula Music Festival gathers thousands in São Paulo

“They hate our passion for loving and singing: sing for me,” Lula wrote to festivalgoers

Stedile: Brazilian election is about class struggle

MST leader says elections show how important it is for people to mobilize and vote

What is Brazil’s election landscape now that Haddad will replace Lula in the race?

Experts discuss the challenges for the Workers’ Party to keep Lula’s voters and appeal to female voters

Now on the ticket, Haddad says Lula is "a turning point in Brazil’s history"

As Lula is barred from standing, Workers’ Party announced Haddad to replace ex-president on the ticket

Letter from Lula: “Now Haddad will be Lula for millions of Brazilians”

Lula writes to Brazilian people; Workers’ Party announces that Haddad will replace former president on the ticket

Brazil: New poll shows Lula with 33%, far-right Bolsonaro with 20% of voter support

Investment company conducted survey before far-right candidate was stabbed last Thursday

Candidate for State House assaulted by Municipal Guard in Curitiba, Brazil

Renato Freitas had been brutally arrested in 2016 and testified against officers last week; case could be retaliation

Cry of the Excluded denounces violence, cost of living, and Lula’s prison in Brazil

This year, annual protest denounces setbacks suffered since 2016 coup and demands alternatives for country's future

Brazilian far-right presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro stabbed

Attack is a “hate response” to a “hate preacher,” psychoanalyst Maria Rita Kehl told Brasil de Fato

Report: 87 companies control world agricultural production

Brazilian version of Agrifood Atlas provides a comprehensive picture of the agriculture industry in Brazil and the world

Brazil’s Lula barred from running, will file appeals with UN and Supreme Court

Former president’s running mate announced next moves to protect Lula’s political rights after visiting him in prison

Huge fire causes “irreparable damage” to Brazil’s National Museum, director says

Historic landmark housed more than 20 million artifacts; director says not much was left

Brazil: What happens after Lula’s candidacy is challenged?

Court may take time to rule on ex-president’s case, while his party files appeals to ensure he has the right to campaign

Brazilian Lesbian Visibility Day: “Black lesbian women resist,” activist says

Cinthia Abreu, from the World March of Women, says struggle against lesbophobia is coming from the outskirts

“It’s a policy of walls, indifference, and necropolitics against Venezuelans”

Psychoanalyst addresses impacts of intolerance against immigrants and how to cope with the hatred that is part of humans

After 26 days, Brazilian activists end hunger strike, point out victories

During solidarity rally on Saturday, protesters say struggle continues

Brazil’s Lula writes letter to hunger strikers

Former president thanked activists for their protest and reiterated his commitment to Brazilian people