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Understand the US participation in the military coup of 1964 in Brazil – and what may still be revealed

The US interfered in Brazilian politics from the beginning of the decade, fearing the country could become socialist

60 years since the coup: Brazil has not come to terms with the past and lives with the legacy of the dictatorship

Structures of public security, of Armed Forces and national capitalism were cemented during the period

In Brazil, Macron criticizes the deal between Mercosur and the European Union: 'Poor' 

 Agreement 'needs to be renegotiated from the scratch,' says French president 

Brazil's Chamber of Deputies honors Marielle Franco and Anderson Gomes in a ceremony on the day of the vote on Brazão's arrest

The ceremony had already been scheduled weeks ago and intensified demands for accountability

'It was an asylum attempt,' says the federal deputy who requests to the Supreme Court Bolsonaro's preventive arrest

Politicians filed lawsuits with the STF and the attorney general' office for Bolsonaro's stay at the Hungarian Embassy

Step by step: how Marielle Franco's murder was planned and carried out, according to Brazil's Federal Police

Report shows the connivance of authorities and the power of the suspects to try to prevent the case from being solved

Puerto Ricans take to the streets against Kamala Harris's visit

The visit of the Vice President sparks protests over the occupation of Puerto Rico and the Israel-Palestine conflict

Bolsonaro hides in the embassy, and justice demands explanations

The episode revealed by the NY Times drew attention because it happened after the former president's passport was seized

Land issue and political influence in area controlled by militia motivated Marielle Franco's murder, says Federal Police

City councilor wanted that area targeted by militia to be given over to low-income housing, investigations show

Know brothers Chiquinho and Domingos Brazão, accused of ordering Marielle Franco's killing

Accused of having links to Rio de Janeiro's militias, the Brazão brothers have decades-long political careers