
Tag: brazil


Human Existence Is in Danger. The UN at the Crossroads

BRICS and the Future of Humanity, an Invitation to Reflection

BRICS Calls for Global Economic Decision Making in the Interest of the Majority

The BRICS Have Changed the Balance of Forces, but They Will Not By Themselves Change the World

Bolsonaro’s Butchery: CIA Fingerprints Are All Over Brazil’s Indigenous Genocide

The BRICS Revolt: How Ukraine War Eroded U.S. Authority

NYT Worries Brazil Goes Too Far to Fight Far Right

Brazilian President Lula da Silva Calls for Freedom For Julian Assange

Lula is Right — The UN Security Council Can’t Resolve Major Conflicts

Lula Criticizes the Hegemony of the Dollar During Visit to China

A Step Towards Greater Financial Autonomy

Latin America Refuses To Send Ukraine Weapons, Despite Western Pressure

When the People Have Nothing More to Eat, They Will Eat the Rich

For Lula, Fighting For Economic Justice and Against Fascism Is Nothing New

With Echoes of Jan. 6, Thousands of Bolsonaro Supporters Storm Presidential Offices

Brazil’s President Lula Is Back—and Bolsonaro Fled to Florida

Everything to Know About Lula’s Inauguration

Could China Help Brazil To Overcome Its Economic Crisis?

IMF Warns of ‘Wave of Debt Crises’ Coming in Global South, With War, Interest Rate Hikes, Overvalued Dollar

Collateral Damage From Higher Interest Rates

What Worries the US Most About Lula

Brazil’s Supreme Court Orders Suspension of Bolsonarista Road Blockades

[Rewind] Brazil’s Lula Proposes Creating Latin American Currency to ‘Be Freed of US Dollar’ Dependency

How Google’s Ad Business Funds Disinformation Around the World

Lula Vows Resolve as Brazil Heads Toward Runoff

Brazil’s Amazon Losses Will Fall 89% If Lula Beats Bolsonaro: Study

Glenn Greenwald Reflects on Values and Character v. Political Identity
