Brazil’s ex-president on memory, camaraderie, resistance, and politics 50 years after her political incarceration
Traditional and indigenous communities are victims of killings and assault in at least three Brazilian states
"We hope this film can help us all understand how crucial it is to protect our democracies," filmmaker Petra Costa wrote
Smuggled agrochemicals could represent 24% of domestic market, surveys show
The latest on Bolsonaro government's minimum wage policy is also featured on this week's What's Happening in Brazil
Around 15,000 people are homeless in the city of Rio, according to Public Defender’s Office
Landless workers are protesting their potential eviction from the camps they have been inhabiting for the past 20 years
A man-made dam collapse in Brumadinho and wildfires in the Amazon and Pantanal biome marked the year
Bolsonaro administration sponsored ideological actions to persecute universities and expand civic-military schooling
By understanding the soil as a living organism, she was responsible for advances in ecological management of agriculture