Recent U.S. policies targeting Brazilian criminal groups and imposing tariffs are intensifying political debates and sovereignty concerns in Brazil’s 2026 elections.
PL and Republicanos parties move toward a coalition in Minas Gerais, with Senator Cleitinho leading in polls as potential gubernatorial candidate.
Brazil intensifies efforts to curb political infiltration by organized crime and vote-buying, invalidating multiple officials and reinforcing electoral scrutiny.
The U.S. designation of PCC and CV as terrorist groups increases pressure on Brazil's economy and compliance frameworks to combat money laundering and organized crime.
The US proposes a 25% tariff on Brazilian products following trade practice accusations, amid political disputes over Brazil’s Pix payment system and backlash against new domestic debt policies.
The MEL 2026 festival in São Paulo united Brazilian women to strategize for increased political empowerment and tackle gender, race, and class inequalities.
Brazil's Supreme Federal Court will soon judge Eduardo Bolsonaro over accusations of coercing the judiciary by orchestrating U.S. sanctions against Supreme Court ministers linked to investigations involving his father.
A 2026 survey finds politics is the topic most linked to fake news in Brazil, with notable differences in detection and fact-checking across political lines.
Tensions rise in Brazil’s polarized political landscape as the US proposes a 25% tariff, impacting Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro's electoral strategies ahead of the 2026 election.
A new US tariff proposal on Brazilian goods reflects deep political motivations and concerns over Brazil’s judicial independence, escalating bilateral tensions.
Brazil condemns the U.S. proposal for a 25% tariff on exports as politically motivated amid ongoing diplomatic efforts and Senator Flávio Bolsonaro’s controversial U.S. lobbying.
Brazil faces a crisis of youth political distrust and barriers to female political participation, with calls for better education and accountability.
Leading 2026 election candidates in Brazil focus on crime control, economic reform, and political rivalry in their campaigns.
President Lula seeks a dialogue with U.S. President Trump to promote joint efforts against organized crime amid concerns over financial sanctions and political tensions.
The US decision to designate Brazilian criminal factions as terrorist groups has intensified security discussions in Brazil’s 2026 presidential campaign, impacting key candidates’ standings and voter perceptions.
Political disputes over crime and social statistics in Brazil reveal contrasting narratives and highlight controversial ties between political figures and organized crime.
Brazil faces escalating political scandals and legislative reforms as the 2026 elections approach, highlighting divisions and new laws on labor, deepfakes, and fuel taxation.
The PT party has launched its National Nucleation strategy to strengthen grassroots organization and local mobilization in support of Lula's 2026 reelection campaign.
Brazil grapples with mixed public and legislative responses to US involvement and anti-terrorism laws amid rising crime concerns.
Gilberto Kassab is considering a vice-presidential run alongside Ronaldo Caiado for Brazil's 2026 election, with final decisions expected in July after party consultations.
Flávio Bolsonaro, Ronaldo Caiado, and Romeu Zema intensify their 2026 presidential campaigns in Minas Gerais, focusing on agribusiness support amid evolving gubernatorial challenges for Lula.
Brazil’s Senate and Infrastructure Commission engage in critical debates to shape the national minerals policy, balancing regulation, investment incentives, and institutional capacity building.
Brazil advances efforts to combat political violence against women with media training campaigns and strengthened legal measures by public ministries.
The Brazilian Senate held a thematic discussion on the impending El Niño phenomenon, emphasizing urgent preparation and improved prevention policies to mitigate its severe impacts across the country.
Brazil's escalating violence and public fear are driving urgent calls for evidence-based security reforms to tackle systemic inequalities and improve police accountability.
The Brazilian Senate has approved a bill creating a comprehensive national policy to identify and support gifted students, with funding secured and awaiting presidential sanction.
The Brazilian Senate approved a new law to provide specialized support and establish reference centers for gifted students nationwide, addressing under-identification and funding mechanisms.
Brazilian congressman Luiz Philippe de Orleans e Bragança denounces political unrest in Bolivia linked to Evo Morales supporters and critiques Brazil's humanitarian aid approach amid regional tensions.
Brazil's Senate approves a bill exempting research and technology tax incentives from fiscal cuts to protect innovation funding.
President Lula plans to re-nominate Jorge Messias to Brazil's Supreme Federal Court despite initial Senate rejection and ongoing political hurdles.
Lawmakers in Brazil's Federal District are advocating for new policies to enhance prisoner rehabilitation through penal police appointments and mandatory work programs.
Flávio Bolsonaro's 2026 presidential campaign is rocked by internal disputes over strategy and a contested U.S. visit, underscoring mounting political challenges.
Bahia showcased its decade-long public spending quality initiative that saved R$9.4 billion at the 15th CONSAD Congress, unveiling plans to boost efficiency further with a new costing system.
Minister Luciana Santos discusses the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation's 2026 plans and 2025 results amid a cancelled parliamentary debate.
Flávio Bolsonaro's 2026 presidential campaign and the Bolsonaro biopic 'Dark Horse' face intertwined controversies impacting his political prospects.
President Lula's government pushes for consensus on the labor transition plan and advances critical industrial policy legislation amid political challenges.
Recent polls indicate President Lula's widening lead over Flávio Bolsonaro in Brazil's 2026 presidential election, though Lula's approval rating remains a concern for his party.
Brazil's 2026 presidential race focuses on winning independent voters through promises of renewal, moderation, and overcoming corruption legacies amid polarized campaigns.
Political education is pivotal for Brazilian citizenship, yet social media polarization and entrenched political power structures present significant hurdles to democratic engagement and renewal.
President Lula implores Rio's interim governor to tackle organized crime and militias, promising federal support amid a call for a new Ministry of Public Security.