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18 Feb 2019 6 minute read

Why Brazil fails to learn from its mining catastrophes

Nick Terdre asks why has nothing changed since Brazil’s last environmental disaster?

1 Feb 2019 4 minute read

Bolsonaro’s assault on difference

Brazil’s most vulnerable people are feeling the pressure – and the fear. ...

Spending time away from Marabá, Dan Baron Cohen discovers unexpected solidarity with the Amazon in a country mired in violence and despair.

13 Dec 2018 3 minute read

Letter from Marabá: touched by the future

Dan Baron Cohen discovers unexpected solidarity with the Amazon in a country mired in violence and despair...

6 Nov 2018 4 minute read

Did Brazil’s evangelicals put Jair Bolsonaro into office?

Bolsonaro, whose middle name is ‘Messiah’, was the perfect bait for Christians, says Pamela Machado....

Extreme-right leader Jair Bolsonaro at the polls in Rio di Janero

29 Oct 2018 6 minute read

Brazil just elected a fascist. Now what?

A Brazilian extreme-right leader wants to typify landless and homeless workers' movements as terrorists....

7 Oct 2018 3 minute read

Is Brazil about to elect a ‘fascist’ as President?

The Left faces an uphill task in Brazil, Jan Rocha reports.

1 Oct 2018 3 minute read

Letter from Marabá: The university of good living

In Marabá , Dan Baron Cohen finds himself immersed in spontaneous conversation about culture,...

27 Jun 2018 3 minute read

Letter from Marabá: Democracy in prison

Dan Baron Cohen writes from Cabelo Seco, where news of former president Lula’s sentencing has stirred waves...

2 May 2018 7 minute read

How Lula's imprisonment is uniting workers in Brazil

Michael Fox reports on the growing mobilization of workers against austerity, privatization and repression...

29 Apr 2018 3 minute read

Letter from Marabá: Toxic promises

Dan Baron Cohen’s debut column from the Brazilian Afro-indigenous community Cabalo Seco.

Mercury levels rising in Brazil

31 Mar 2018 1 minute read

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Mercury levels rising in Brazil

A large-scale dam in the Amazon is leading to dangerously high levels of mercury in indigenous communities...

8 Apr 2018 3 minute read

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Why Lula is a political prisoner, not a criminal

Brazil’s former president is now serving a long jail sentence. Mariana T Noviello reports.

19 Mar 2018 4 minute read

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They’ve killed Marielle Franco – for doing good

She was a young, black, city councillor – and a beacon of hope in her Rio favela and for Brazil. Vanessa Baird...

1 Mar 2018 2 minute read

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Young indigenous women block violence in Brazil

Young people in Brazil reconnect with their African roots, by Amy Hall.

Former president Lula on his Caravan of Hope tour around Brazil, ahead of this year’s elections.

4 Jan 2018 7 minute read

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Brazil’s rich weaponize law to stop Lula campaign

‘Impossible’ for Lula to get fair trial, say lawyers. Vanessa Baird reports.

Indigenous people, set to be robbed of their land rights, took their protest to Brasilia – to be rebuffed by armed forces.

1 Oct 2017 7 minute read

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Agribusiness seizes Brazilian power

Vanessa Baird writes on how agribusiness has mounted a coup against rural Brazilians.

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