Amid an atmosphere of violence and intimidation by the opposition, vice president Alvaro Garcia Linera also resigned
Outside Metal Workers’ Union, ex-president attacked Bolsonaro government and reiterated his will to fight for justice
Supreme Court verdict was not directed at Lula, but at the undemocratic nature of the judicial system in Brazil
“I leave here at age 74 and my heart only has room for love. Love will win in this country,” the ex-president said
Court released him Friday after top court ruled that a person can be incarcerated only after exhausting all remedies
In a 6-5 vote, Brazil’s top court ruled that people cannot be imprisoned until they have exhausted all legal remedies
Scoops, controversies, and threats of authoritarianism marked last week in one of Brazil’s most notorious cases
“Bolsonaro government has indigenous blood on their hands,” pan-indigenous association APIB wrote
Peasant rights activist Chavannes Jean Baptiste talks about the factors behind the current people’s rebellion in Haiti
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