Two years on, “people are still dying,” says Brumadinho dam collapse victim
Without reparations, Vale’s victims fight against emotional ailments and fear not being alive when settlement is paid
Chico Mendes’ daughter remembers him on the 31st anniversary of his assassination
Angela Mendes, the daughter of Brazilian environmentalist Chico Mendes, reflects on his legacy and the actions being taken today to continue the work he started
With more than 300,000 infected in a week, Brazil goes back to peak levels of COVID-19
The pandemic has been advancing at increased rates for more than a month; number of deaths has accelerated for four weeks
Traditional right advances, left practices unity: an overview of the 2020 Brazilian elections
Non-Bolsonaro aligned right elected most mayors in country’s capitals; 11 of 13 tickets supported by him failed
Brazilian municipal elections: Where the left grew, where the liberal right maintained its hegemony
The largest cities in the country, São Paulo (SP) and Rio de Janeiro (RJ) will have a second round of voting on November
What’s at stake in Brazil’s municipal elections this Sunday
The first elections since Bolsonaro took office are marred by the pandemic and fragmentation within the left
Tapi Yawalapiti: “My father died fighting for Indigenous peoples, defending the land”
A victim of COVID-19, chief Aritana Yawalapiti, historical leader of the Xingu, died on August 5
Five years after the crime at Mariana, those affected remain homeless
Bento Rodrigues and Paracatu de Baixo are experiencing construction delays; in Gesteira they haven’t even begun