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Trump, Musk and the End of a Beautiful Bromance
The president of the United States and the richest man in the world fight in public: what this means for the future
New environmental licensing will build a power plant in the Cerrado and demolish a school
New licensing eases thermoelectric plant near Brasília — but a rural school stands in the way
How the Grandson of a Dictator Lobbies for Sanctions Against Brazil in the U.S.
Florida-based and federally charged, Bolsonaro ally Paulo Figueiredo campaigns in the U.S. against Brazil's top court
In Brazil, a new test reveals misidentified torture victim from the dictatorship period
In April, Brazil identified two men who were buried in a mass grave used the military regime
What young Indigenous Brazilians think about climate change
The sun burns, the rivers run dry, and crops disappear: the climate crisis is rewriting daily life for Indigenous people
Four key points to understanding Trump’s war against a Brazilian judge
Justice Alexandre de Moraes suspends Rumble as the US president and allies threaten him with legal action abroad
After complaints of mistreatment of Chinese workers in Brazil, BYD increased its oversight
Agência Pública revealed workers faced 'slavery-like conditions' at an outsourced company for BYD
Lula never pressured me to endorse oil exploration
Brazil’s environment minister Marina Silva, interviewed by Agência Pûblica
We Are Reminded Again What Autocrats Fear Most: Woman Power
Why do autocrats like Trump and Bolsonaro hate women? Female activism threatens their anti-democratic power
Fact-Checking Is Dead, Long Live Fact-Checking! A Brazilian Takedown Of Mark Zuckerberg
Zuckerberg's attack on fact-checkers may be cynical and vile, but the practice is here to stay and key to democracy
A new mall for the village: How carbon credit dollars affect Indigenous people in Guyana
Excluded from the negotiations, Indigenous people in Guyana criticize the loss of autonomy in their territories
Brazil: soldiers acquitted of Rio ‘execution’
Musician Evaldo Rosa’s car was struck by 62 bullets on 7 April 2019
Modern Slavery In Brazil: The BYD Factory Victims Show Colonial Legacy Living On
Rescue of 163 Chinese at BYD in Brazil shows 21st-century labor abuse, tied to colonial legacy and politics
Projeto Escravizadores: 33 Brazilian Authorities Have Ancestors Linked to Slavery
Unprecedented investigation by Pública reveals records linking relatives of current politicians to enslaved individuals
“We have no tears left to cry:” Brazilian city ruined three times by intense flooding
Residents of the city of Muçum in Southern Brazil could join the country’s 500,000 climate refugees
In the G20, Brazil lists “information integrity” as a principle
The country seeks to be in the center of discussions about fighting disinformation and hate speech
JBS Accused of Buying Cattle from the Most Deforested Resex in the Amazon
Three More Rondônia Slaughterhouses Sued; Actions Aim to Price Jaci-Paraná Reserve Destruction
COP28: Increase in Oil Production in Brazil May Nullify Gains from Zero Deforestation
New calculation shows CO2 emissions from burning Equatorial Margin oil are 3 times Brazil's goal for 2030
El Niño threatens Brazil nut production
The El Niño event of 2015-16 led to a 37% fall in production of the crop in the Amazon region of Brazil
Surge of evangelical churches threatens Afro-Brazilian religions Brazil’s quilombos
Followers of Umbanda in four Northeastern traditional communities are resisting pressure to convert to Christianity
