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
Federal Judge Sergio Moro will serve as the Minister of Justice in Jair Bolsonaro’s government
President-elect Bolsonaro’s ‘economic guru’ Paulo Guedes plans to eliminate ‘labor burden’ and turn back on Mercosur
People are mobilizing in Brazilian cities against the rise of the far-right in the country
Landless workers’ leader spoke with Brasil de Fato on the next steps for the left after Jair Bolsonaro’s victory
Two of Brazil's major people's fronts released a statement on the result of the country's presidential elections
MST’s Débora Nunes talks about campaign against Bolsonaro, threats of a fascist presidency and international solidarity
Thirty seconds before legal deadline, British musician shows criticism against Brazil’s far-right presidential candidate
Killer reportedly shouted “Bolsonaro” after shooting at Charlione Albuquerque in the Northeast
Pollsters Ibope and Datafolha released last surveys before presidential runoff tonight
Scientists fear risks to academic freedom, biodiversity, and Brazil’s role in the global struggle against climate change
Police arrested landless activist after he was attacked by Bolsonaro supporters; Amorim was released hours later
Days ahead of highly polarized runoff election, left-wing presidential hopeful narrowed far-right candidate’s lead
Officers questioned professors, banned activities, took down banners, and seized materials
In Rio, 70,000 supporters took to the streets; in São Paulo, 20,000 called for defending democracy
Numbers were released Tuesday at the Union of Journalists of São Paulo; eight victims were killed
