An electoral turnaround in the second round of Brazil’s presidential election is possible, however difficult.
“The past almost four years have seen Brazil accomplish a great deal in terms of bringing people out of poverty, creating jobs, curbing hunger, and raising standards of living.”
Climate action is breaking out all over
The right-wing media empire, and other reports on the private and public uses of tech power
The Landless Rural Workers' Movement (MST) of Brazil had six candidates win state and federal office in the Brazilian elections on October 2. (The presidential race its headed for a run-off).
Reports and analyses from movements, parties and trends on the international left
With the leftist Lula set to win Brazil’s presidency, far-right leader Jair Bolsonaro is sowing doubts about the election process. So now, Bernie Sanders is putting Bolsonaro on notice and insisting the US oppose any government that takes power illegitimately.
Honduras now, Brazil soon... the Pink Tide is back! And the worldwide campaign to end violence against women
Furious farmers storm India and Peru, and more news and analysis from four continents
Amidst violence and COVID-19 restrictions, Black women in Brazil are mobilizing to win seats in the November 15th municipal elections and open the gateway to electoral power. Brazil ranks 132nd out of 192 countries in women’s representation.
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