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Amazon deforestation drops by 46%, but Congress is a threat, says the Climate Observatory

In 12 months, the Legal Amazon recorded the smallest deforested area since 2016

China defines over 300 goals to reach socialist modernization by 2029

Asian giant intends to deepen reforms in education, tax structure, science, and technology among others

More than half of Brazilians are in favor of taxing big fortunes, study finds 

Despite Brazil's Constitution determining the implementation of taxes on big fortunes, it was never put in place

The US, France and Spain say they trust Brazil to take a stance about the Venezuelan presidential elections

The three countries support Brazil's demand for the release of the voting records, but without interfering

'We aren't feeding the Brazilian population,' criticizes Larissa Bombardi, a researcher on the agribusiness model

Researcher launched the book 'Pesticides and Chemical Colonialism' denouncing the capitalist model in agribusiness

Justice suspends repossession of land retaken by Indigenous people in Douradina, Brazil

According to an appellate judge, the Guaaroka case isn't illegal occupation of land but a 'demarcation conflict'

In Chile, Lula defends peace in Venezuela and calls for dialog between political forces

The Brazilian president traveled to Santiago on a two-day official trip to the Andean country

French group sold agribusiness insurance for soybean plantations on Indigenous lands in southern Brazil

An investigation by Brasil de Fato found that, despite defying legislation, the company got a federal subsidy

Rebeca Andrade wins gold in the floor exercise and becomes Brazil's greatest Olympic medalist

In total, the 25-year-old gymnast has won six medals at the Olympic Games

Artists are attacked in São Paulo during wall painting in support of Palestine

According to reports, a man assaulted staff and tampered with the ropes that held up the artist