Brazil's Senate passes a bill reducing sentences for those convicted in the January 8, 2023 coup attempt, potentially cutting former President Bolsonaro's sentence drastically.
Brazil reinforces support for women victims of violence with a new parliamentary commission and an STF ruling guarant...
Brazil's Senate passes a new law providing scholarships and incentives to attract and retain teachers in basic educat...
Brazil's Senate passes a new law providing scholarships and incentives to attract and retain teachers in basic education, addressing critical shortages.
Brazil reinforces support for women victims of violence with a new parliamentary commission and an STF ruling guaranteeing social security benefits during recovery.
Brazil's Senate passes a bill reducing sentences for those convicted in the January 8, 2023 coup attempt, potentially cutting former President Bolsonaro's sentence drastically.
Brazil's Câmara dos Deputados has approved a law to reduce federal fiscal benefits by 10%, excluding key social programs, with the project advancing to the Senate for further review.
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies has approved the regulatory framework for the 2025 tax reform, aiming to simplify taxation and promote fairness through a new unified digital system.
Curitiba proposes a municipal bill to formally recognize and support Afro-Brazilian and Afro-Indigenous traditional communities, fostering cultural heritage and anti-racist policies.
President Lula, navigating his third term after legal battles, benefits from an optimistic economic outlook supportive of his re-election ambitions.
Brazil's lower house approves removing health and education investments funded by Fundo Social from fiscal limits, advancing social sector funding amid fiscal policy debates.
Brazil's political polarization intensifies ahead of 2026 elections amid regional shifts toward conservatism and leftist governance in Latin America.
Brazil's Congress faces escalating political turmoil in 2025, marked by violence, leadership challenges, and tensions with the Supreme Court ahead of the 2026 elections.
At the UN anti-corruption conference in Qatar, Brazil leads discussions on corporate integrity, digital transparency tools, and sustainable governance mechanisms.
Jair Bolsonaro, imprisoned and facing coup-related charges, has been diagnosed with bilateral inguinal hernias and will undergo surgery following an ultrasound authorized by the Supreme Federal Court.
Nationwide protests in Brazil on October 14 oppose the PL da Dosimetria bill, which could drastically reduce prison sentences for January 8 coup participants, including former President Bolsonaro.
Bolsonaro allies suffer major domestic legal setback with Zambelli's mandate annulled by the Supreme Court and face international political defeat as economic sanctions attempts collapse under Lula's negotiation.
Brazil’s parliament confronts judicial rulings resulting in Deputy Carla Zambelli’s mandate loss and Deputy Gilvan’s ineligibility for political violence, triggering institutional conflict and electoral concerns.
Brazil's Senate committee has approved a comprehensive policy to promote domestic processing and industrialization of critical and strategic minerals, ensuring sustainable supply and industrial growth.
A newly launched book by state prosecutor Pedro Macêdo explores how Brazil's Supreme Federal Court influences democracy and the separation of powers, urging critical reflection on judicialization of politics.
Porto Alegre has approved a groundbreaking municipal policy formalizing anti-racist education through Afro-Brazilian and Indigenous Educational Spaces, making it the first Brazilian capital to do so.
The STF has ruled for the immediate removal of Deputy Carla Zambelli from office following her convictions and incarceration, overturning the previous Chamber vote that retained her mandate.
Chamber of Deputies Commission approves final report of Science and Technology Bill (PL 3.102), with Sindsprev/RJ playing a key role in advancing the legislation toward Senate approval.
The 5th ONMP meeting in Brasília highlighted research and initiatives combating political violence against women and promoting their representation in Brazilian politics.
Minas Gerais launches a comprehensive early childhood policy, integrating health, education, and social support to protect children aged 0 to 6.
Brazil faces mounting political turmoil in Brasília alongside severe barriers to women's political participation, amplifying tensions ahead of the 2026 elections.
Brazil’s budget committee has approved the 2026 sector reports highlighting a shortfall in health sector funding despite increased parliamentary amendments.
Hugo Motta's removal of Glauber Braga from the Chamber's leadership highlights his shift towards stronger political leadership and authority.
UEPB joins national efforts to institutionalize the PIBID program as a state policy for sustained teacher training in Brazil, highlighting legislative progress and educational collaboration.
Municipal legislatures in Curitiba and Pouso Alegre advance policies formalizing care rights and support for vulnerable groups and caregivers.
Brazil enacts inclusive education reforms, student support policies, and health programs to enhance academic success and equity in 2025.
Deputy Gleice's death threats expose the critical issue of political violence against women in Brazil, underscored by a study revealing pervasive digital misogyny and its harmful impacts on women politicians.
Brazil strengthens mineral policy in 2025 through new governance structures and Senate legislation focused on critical minerals, positioning the country in the global supply chain.
The Brazilian Senate's Commission on Economic Affairs is progressing discussions on a national critical minerals policy, aiming to secure supply chains crucial for energy transition amidst global strategic interest.
Following COP30, Brazil's government orders a 60-day deadline to draft an energy transition proposal focused on reducing fossil fuel dependency and establishing new climate financing frameworks.
Brazil expands measures to boost women's political participation while grappling with rising violence and legislative setbacks on reproductive rights in 2025.
Flávio Bolsonaro's tentative 2026 presidential candidacy is a strategic move linked to negotiations over amnesty for his father and political alliance building.
Flávio Bolsonaro considers withdrawing his 2026 presidential bid amid low voter support and political tension as another survey reveals limited backing for a Bolsonaro family endorsement.
Brazil is witnessing a sharp decline in youth political engagement due to media influence, social fragmentation, and pandemic repercussions, experts reveal.
Flávio Bolsonaro's 2026 presidential pre-candidacy exposes familial communication gaps and prompts strategic recalibrations among political rivals, particularly Lula's allies.
José Guimarães remarks that internal Bolsonaro family conflicts and the imprisonment of Jair Bolsonaro have fractured Brazil's right-wing, benefiting the ruling Workers' Party ahead of 2026 elections.
Jorge Messias campaigns for STF minister post with a firm stance against judicial activism and judicial limitations on impeachment rights.
Santa Maria councilor Helen Cabral faced misogynistic political aggression during a chamber session, prompting legal action and calls for institutional accountability.