Economic Empowerment and Public Care Policies Emerge as Key Strategies to Reduce Violence Against Women in Brazil
Brazil advances women's economic empowerment and public care policies as key tools against rising gender-based violence.
Brazil advances women's economic empowerment and public care policies as key tools against rising gender-based violence.
With the 2026 elections nearing, Brazil faces political uncertainty as the left and extreme right vie to shape the na...
Brazil's new National Policy for Critical and Strategic Minerals aims to boost mineral development with robust oversi...
Brazil advances women's economic empowerment and public care policies as key tools against rising gender-based violence.
Brazil's new National Policy for Critical and Strategic Minerals aims to boost mineral development with robust oversight and financing but faces criticism over insufficient protection and representation of indigenous and traditional communities.
With the 2026 elections nearing, Brazil faces political uncertainty as the left and extreme right vie to shape the nation's future amid concerns over electoral tactics and societal divisions.
Brazil's government has boosted Bolsa Família benefits as a key electoral strategy to counter Flávio Bolsonaro's rising challenge in the 2026 presidential race.
President Lula has enacted a landmark law to secure Brazil’s sovereignty over critical minerals, promote processing and innovation, and introduce significant incentives while condemning internal threats to national resources.
The Mulherar project in Rio Grande do Sul launched a political platform formed from extensive consultations with women, focusing on gender violence, healthcare, and political participation.
Brazil prepares to sanction a new national policy providing R$7 billion in incentives to boost its critical and strategic minerals sector, enhancing mining and processing capabilities.
Women candidates in Brazil face rising threats and violence ahead of 2026 elections, while a new campaign mobilizes young women voters to engage in politics.
Brazil's 2026 election campaign sidelines science and technology issues, prompting SBPC concern and highlighting the need for integrated public policy dialogue.
As Brazil’s 2026 elections unfold, political challenges and Supreme Court investigations fuel instability affecting electoral prospects and the economy.
Brazil's Supreme Federal Court confronts unprecedented corruption allegations, sparking calls for institutional reform and possible impeachment proceedings.
A violent police crackdown against Senate candidate Fernanda Klitzke in Santa Catarina sparks political outrage and calls for urgent investigation ahead of Brazil's 2026 elections.
STF Minister Cristiano Zanin orders access to banker Daniel Vorcaro's phone, intensifying a rare internal court crisis amid high-profile judicial inquiries involving André Mendonça and Alexandre de Moraes.
Supreme Federal Court minister Flávio Dino has lifted secrecy on the investigation into embezzlement linked to the film 'Dark Horse,' implicating federal deputy Mário Frias and a possible connection to the PCC criminal faction.
The Regional Electoral Court and Public Defender's Office in Ceará have united to enhance monitoring and prevention of political intolerance ahead of elections.
Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court intensifies investigation into Banco Master case, focusing on evidence custody and a minister’s potential misconduct, marking an unprecedented judicial crisis.
Lenilda Luna commits to constitutional funding guarantees for science and technology, advocating increased investment to enhance research and improve quality of life in Alagoas.
The Federal Police seized luxury properties linked to Daniel Vorcaro but were blocked by Minister André Mendonça from using them as operational bases, ordering their sale instead amid corruption investigations.
President Lula calls for transparency and integrity in the Supreme Court amid the ‘Master’ case scandal, criticizing selective leaks and affirming accountability in his family’s investigations.
STF President Edson Fachin has denied a joint trial for Justices Alexandre de Moraes and André Mendonça, scheduling separate sessions and lifting case confidentiality amid ongoing judicial crises.
Diplomatic tensions between Brazil and the US are stalling vital cooperation against organized crime, with visa refusals and political disputes disrupting joint investigations and intelligence sharing.
Flávio Bolsonaro’s helmet company shares office space with firms involved in a massive retirees fraud amid a tight 2026 presidential race against Lula, who leads by a slim margin in recent polls.
Key Brazilian political battles unfold around investigations into Vorcaro and Moraes, with calls for transparency and renewed international sanctions.
The Supreme Federal Court lifts secrecy on the Banco Master case, revealing investigations connected to key ministers amid internal conflict.
Brazil's Supreme Federal Court lifts secrecy from the Master case investigations, exposing fund misuse allegations linked to deputy Mario Frias and escalating calls for transparency.
Flávio Bolsonaro alleges that a Federal Police investigation into the film 'Dark Horse' is a politically motivated attack orchestrated to influence the 2026 election.
The Federal Police have launched an operation investigating alleged misuse of public funds totaling R$ 19 million in the financing of the film 'Dark Horse,' targeting key figures including federal deputy Mário Frias.
STF President Edson Fachin acts to limit political influence within the court by removing Minister Moraes from the fake news inquiry and suspending contested decisions, aiming to stabilize the judiciary amid election tensions.
Flávio Bolsonaro's 2026 presidential bid is marked by internal bolsonarismo clashes over his connection to Jair Bolsonaro and campaign strategies.
Brazil's 2026 elections are increasingly influenced by entertainment-style campaigns, raising questions about voter choices between genuine leadership and charismatic personas.
Reports reveal electoral harassment rising in Brazilian workplaces and suspect timing in tax reforms linked to the 2026 elections.
STF Minister Flávio Dino reverses André Mendonça's removal of Federal Police Director Andrei Rodrigues, highlighting a deep institutional crisis and political interference within Brazil's judiciary.
New Brazilian laws propose financial aid for mothers of children with disabilities and sensory-friendly school spaces for children with ASD, enhancing support nationwide.
Brazil’s 2026 election campaigns face rigorous legal restrictions, including limits on political materials and banned use of Jair Bolsonaro’s image for endorsement, as courts and the Ministério Público closely oversee compliance.
Justice André Mendonça's removal of Federal Police Director Andrei Rodrigues sparks political fallout and election tensions in Brazil.
Leftist parties are uniting behind an impeachment request against Supreme Court Minister André Mendonça, citing judicial overreach amid escalating political tensions.
Conflict between STF ministers amid the heated 2026 presidential race raises concerns over the judiciary's integrity and Brazil’s democratic stability.
Recent polls indicate a tight race in Brazil’s 2026 presidential election, with Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro tied and voter concerns centered on corruption and misinformation.
Brazil's Superior Electoral Court collaborates with UN agencies to address AI-driven misinformation risks to electoral integrity before the 2026 elections.
On Brazil’s Independence Day, presidential candidate Ronaldo Caiado condemned President Lula’s administration for failures in public safety and underinvestment in science and technology, including AI.