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Expert warns about risk of using espionage programs in Brazil

In an interview with Brasil de Fato, the director of Data Privacy Brasil warns about the country’s 'systemic' problem

Deforestation alerts in 2023 fall by half in the Amazon, but rise in the Cerrado biome 

Lula’s first year of the third term was marked by a curb on Amazonian deforestation, but raises concerns about Cerrado

Restoring items destroyed by coup-plotters on January 8 have cost US$ 4,3 mi to government’s coffers

The figures were collected by newspaper O Globo and include works with historical and artistic importance

With Lula, Petrobras took new route in 2023, but needs to deepen changes in 2024

The state-owned company reduced fuel prices and announced a strategic plan to invest US$ 102 bi

What do some segments of the civil society think about Lula a year after his comeback

BdF heard leaderships of some groups represented at Lula’s inauguration ceremony

Rise in GDP, inflation under control and falling dollar: Brazil’s economy surpasses expectations in Lula’s first year back

Economic activities increased more than the forecasts and without rising prices

From slavery to paradise: Indigenous people reforest the Amazon’s deforestation arc

In southern Amazonas, the Apurinã Indigenous community built a sustainability sanctuary and overcame colonial violence

Oil at play: understand how the Essequibo oil reserves influence the dispute between Venezuela and Guyana

The meeting between Maduro and Ali eased tensions, but did not end claims; analysts are skeptical about cooperation

Since 2017, 101 domestic workers were rescued from conditions analogous to slavery in Brazil

Bahia, Minas Gerais and São Paulo are the Brazilian states where more people were rescued

Climate change affects Brazil’s economic growth, says OECD

Extreme climate events costs 1.3% of Brazil's GDP per year