Brazil held municipal elections on Sunday, Nov. 15, with a runoff round set to take place Nov. 29. The votes are a helpful way to assess the relative strength of Brazil’s right-wing populist President Jair Bolsonaro, who rode to victory...
The criminal world has gone digital. Crime syndicates are sinking their dirty teeth into cybercrime and today it is the fastest growing criminal activity on earth. Trillions of Dollars are at Stake Accenture, considered one of the world’s top companies,...
South America has seen a sharp rise in the number of new COVID-19 cases for the past few weeks, even while countries in Europe and Asia have begun to relax their lockdown measures. On Sunday June 28, Latin America and...
Brazil is now second in the world for the number of coronavirus cases after the United States. The South American developing nation of over 209 million now has more than 25,700 recorded fatalities from the virus. Specifically, Brazil now has...
Brazil now has 9,056 confirmed Covid-19 cases and the virus has affected famous singers, actors, government ministers and even Brazilian President Jair Bolosonaro’s press secretary Fabio Wajngarten. However, Bolsonaro is refusing to take this crisis seriously. He leads a country...
Amidst the specter of protests in India over Brazil’s complaint at the World Trade Organization against New Delhi’s subsidies to sugarcane farmers, the two countries are keen to increase defense cooperation, technology sharing, and a logistics agreement.
Volunteers cleaning up the oil spill in Brazil are getting sick. The mysterious spill has polluted more than 130 Northeastern beaches in Brazil for nearly two months. Volunteers, without proper equipment, have been cleaning up the toxic sludge with their...
The ongoing fires in the Amazon rainforest are unprecedented in scale and intensity. They are also so when it comes to international reaction to them. The fires are just turning from a sheer environmental issue to a political-economic one, threatening...
The cover of the main Brazilian weekly magazine, Veja, printed on July 19 the image of an alleged terrorist who’s threatening the life of far-right President Jair Bolsonaro. The alleged terrorist was interviewed and told the magazine about the plans...
(Minaçu) – Albertino de Oliveira is a broken man. He has seen seven members of his family die in the past ten years. “My wife, my father, a brother, three uncles, a cousin, “ says the man with white hair...
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