The court ruled that the Temer administration failed to justify a legitimate claim for the executive order.
Several regressive legislative proposals pose a threat to Indigenous land rights, experts warn.
Prioritizing the needs of foreign markets undermines Brazil's domestic food sovereignty objectives, expert warns
The field was named after the Brazilian football player Sócrates, who used his uniforms to transmit political messages
Young people in Brazil have disproportionately suffered due to the governments pro-cyclical economic policies
A group of influential writers, activists, artists and academics signed a letter of support in defense of Lula da Silva
Social movements promised to engage in continuous public demonstrations in defense of the country’s former President.
The Brazilian government seeks to open up the Tapajós basin to large-scale infrastructure projects
The recent announcement is political in nature and represents an attempt to convict the former president.
Nearly 2,000 people have filed requests to have their indigenous names appear on their government documents
