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To solve the crisis, Venezuela considers sharing Essequibo resources with Guyana

Venezuelan chancellor said the country “is seeking formulas" for an agreement and the issue will be part of the meeting

Congress may overturn Lula’s vetoes to the time frame limitation thesis

A joint session between federal deputies and senators will take place on Thursday; Indigenous organizations will protest

Cuba preserves religiousness and manifestations of African origin that shaped the island’s history

Cuba held the First International Event of Afro-Cuban Religions with a large Brazilian delegation

Understand the Mercosur-EU agreement and why it is rejected by people’s movements

Analysts talk about an irremediable negotiation that harms the country and says Lula is uninterested in closing the deal

Environmental crisis is an effect of capitalism, not of humanity, says MST leader João Pedro Stédile

Stédile participated of the third day of the International Conference of Via Campesina

Homicides rise among Black women and drop among non-Black women

Data released on December 5 by Ipea reinforces the link between violence and the racial issue

Technical opinion by Brazil’s Audit Court recommends that Bolsonaro returns misappropriated jewelry

Technical opinion still needs to be judged by the Office’s ministers to be implemented

'Braskem don’t want to talk to the civil society', says an activist after the company dropped from COP28

The company was supposed to attend two debates, but cancelled after the crisis in the city of Maceió

Rio’s Public Defender’s Office have first Black woman as general ombudsman

Fabiana Silva has been a human rights activist for 20 years and worked as a civil servant at the institution

Protest at COP28 exposes Vale’s 'demagogy': 'You are the ones extinguishing lives'

Mining company was discussing “plurality of agents” in the Climate Summit, but without representatives of the population