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Brazil's Supreme Court extinguishes José Dirceu's conviction for corruption

In an interview with Brasil de Fato, the Workers' Party member said he would like to run for federal deputy

Death toll due to flooding in Rio Grande do Sul rises to 161, and first leptospirosis fatal victim confirmed

During a recent interview, Rio Grande do Sul governor Eduardo Leite denied he didn't take actions to prevent floods

Rio Grande do Sul Prosecutor's Office to look at state's partnership with US company Alvarez & Marsal

The US company sold services to Louisiana after hurricane Katrina, causing gentrification and privatization

Brazil surpasses 5 million cases of dengue

Historic record as higher than the worst scenario forecasted by the country’s Ministry of Health

Cities with higher COVID death tolls maintained support for Bolsonaro in the 2022 election

The scenario had already been observed in the 2018 elections and persisted even after the pandemic

Flooding in Rio Grande do Sul: wave of right-wing disinformation reinforces the need for regulating social media platforms

Podcast discusses the urgency of governmental actions to tackle disinformation amid the tragedy

In solidarity with Rio Grande do Sul, the Landless Rural Workers' Movement postponed its 7th National Congress

The event was scheduled for July this year in Brasília

76 years since the Palestinian Nakba: demonstrations in São Paulo demand an end to the massacre in Gaza and US co-responsibility

The anniversary of the event known in the Arab world as the Palestinian Nakba saw demonstrations around the world

President Lula signs a Provisional Measure to help Rio Grande do Sul; Families affected by flooding will receive aid of up to US$1,480

'100% of the people will have their homes back,' says Ruy Castro, Brazil's Minister of the Civil House

New study shows that 92% of Quilombola areas are under threat

The main sources of impact are infrastructure works, mining requests and overlapping farms