In Brazil, Vaccine Diplomacy Can Help Save the Climate
Washington should bypass Bolsonaro and open a direct dialogue on Amazon deforestation with local leaders in regions hit hard by COVID-19.
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Dozens of Prominent Organizations and Academics Pressure Biden on Human Rights in Brazil
The US Network for Democracy in Brazil delivered a white paper to the Biden White House urging the new administration to make a fundamental break with Trump-era policies toward Bolsonaro’s government.
“Brazil is Broken”: Bolsonaro, COVID, and the Looming Return to Austerity
Without a fundamental change in governing priorities, Brazil will enter into a very difficult period in the coming months and years.
Donald Trump and Jair Bolsonaro Plot to Get Brazilians Killed
Bolsonaro’s move was purely an effort to satisfy his friend Donald Trump. He apparently has no more respect for the lives of the people in Brazil than Trump does for people in the United States.
Election Interference in Latin America: A Growing Danger
In Latin America, organized social media manipulation campaigns have already become a go-to strategy for many right-wing movements and governments.
Interview with Mark Weisbrot on the US Election, the Brazilian Economy, and US-Brazil Relations
Rio de Janeiro: Police Violence and Solidarity
What is happening in Rio illustrates how a combination of anti-Black racism, militarized law enforcement, and a lack of social services leads to tragic levels of state violence.
Exporting COVID-19: ICE Air Conducted Deportation Flights to 11 LAC Countries, Flight Data Shows
Brazil and COVID-19: Favela Residents and Indigenous Communities Among Those Most at Risk
The OAS Helped Drive Bolivia into Crisis — And Enabled a Military Coup
The first indigenous president in the country’s history, a socialist with a remarkable record of slashing poverty, has been toppled following an election that the OAS denounced as fraudulent — even though the OAS still can’t furnish conclusive proof.