If the proposed pension reform passes, Brazil’s social crisis could become increasingly grave
For the first time, seven labor union federations will organize national march together on May Day
While visiting Brazil, Argentinian activist Adolfo Pérez Esquivel argues that democracy in Latin America is in danger
Brazil’s former president complains about isolation imposed by Federal Police, but keeps good relationship with agents
“The day is not far off when Justice will prevail,” Brazil’s ex-president wrote to supporters camping in Curitiba
Activist was murdered this week as advocacy group prepared the launch of 2017 report
Thousands gathered around the world to demand justice and the end of black genocide in Brazil
Members of People Without Fear Front took over beachside apartment to denounce irregularities in ex-president’s trial
Survey was based on new data on income and inequality released Wednesday (11)
Union claims Federal Police headquarters do not have appropriate facilities to hold Brazil’s ex-president
