The Brazilian Senate has approved a law to establish a coordinated national policy for rescuing and protecting animals during disasters, integrating federal to municipal efforts and imposing penalties for environmental harm.
As Brazil approaches the 2026 elections, women strive to overcome under-representation in politics through legislative reforms and commemorative advocacy honoring suffrage progress.
Brazil’s new Project Law 6615/25 establishes a binding roadmap to cut greenhouse gas emissions drastically and achieve zero deforestation by 2035, with funding mechanisms including the Pré-Sal Social Fund.
Brazil's Senate has approved a comprehensive defense cooperation treaty with Benin, promoting joint military training, strategic exchanges, and enhanced security collaboration.
Brazil commemorates 94 years of women's suffrage with a new political award honoring female leaders amid ongoing struggles for representation and protection against political violence.
Brazil's Congress returns with heightened political disputes over Banco Master investigations, penal amnesty bills, and election-year factional struggles, especially within the Bolsonaro camp.
Brazil celebrates 94 years of women's suffrage, highlighting ongoing political inequality and underrepresentation despite historic milestones.
TRE-SE's IV Mulheres na Política event on March 2 focuses on enhancing women's involvement in Sergipe politics through legal and social discussions, featuring key judiciary experts.
Senate initiates the legislative process for PL 3.102 to establish a career path for science and technology professionals, with active union and parliamentary support.
The leadership of Brazil's Electoral Court by Bolsonaro appointees heightens judicial challenges for Lula's 2026 re-election campaign amid allegations of early campaigning and potential electoral misconduct.
President Lula finalizes core team for his 2026 reelection campaign, focusing on strategic regional coordination and key appointments within the Workers’ Party.
Minister Dias Toffoli faces political pressure amid STF leadership battles, with Lula poised to influence judicial appointments and Senate negotiations.
Unforeseen events, known as the 'imponderable,' can dramatically alter Brazil's election outcomes, challenging campaigns and political analysts alike.
OAB/DF launches a booklet on women's voting history and political challenges amid public demand for political education in schools.
Brazilians express pride in their people and natural environment but reveal widespread dissatisfaction with political leadership and economic stagnation as elections approach in 2026.
As Brazil approaches the 2026 elections, Finance Minister Haddad commits to economic stabilization while Globo warns its affiliates about political interference risks, aiming to ensure political and economic stability.
A new legislative proposal in Brazil seeks to ensure mandatory and comprehensive legal assistance for vulnerable victims of violence, addressing current gaps in victim support.
At the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi, Presidents Lula and Macron discussed advancing Brazil-France cooperation in defense, science, technology, and trade, while addressing border security and trade agreements.
President Lula's allies are divided on the political implications of a contentious 2026 carnival parade honoring him, highlighting internal disagreements over electoral strategy and cultural politics.
Deputy Vicentinho Júnior introduces a bill to create a voluntary national register recognizing community leaders, providing benefits and enabling participation in public policy.
The Brazilian Senate's Human Rights Commission will review a bill creating the Transformação Digital program aimed at enhancing digital inclusion for quilombola, Indigenous, and ribeirinho communities, emphasizing community participation, connectivity expansion, and cultural preservation.
Regional Electoral Courts in Bahia and Ceará are implementing governance reforms and voter education programs to enhance electoral integrity and participation, focusing on institutional management and elderly voter engagement.
Evangelical groups and government officials react sharply to Lula tribute at Carnaval parade amid political tensions and legal challenges.
The Workers' Party (PT) and Progressistas (PP) are moving towards closer political ties amid federalism-driven complexities and government reshuffling ahead of Brazil's 2026 elections.
The Lula homage samba parade at Rio Carnaval has sparked political controversy and legal threats from evangelical and Catholic parliamentary fronts, provoking concern within the Brazilian government about lasting tensions.
Cármen Lúcia calls for an end to telework and introduces new ethical guidelines to improve transparency and efficiency in Brazil's electoral judiciary.
Brazil's 2026 presidential race features President Lula focusing on women voters for re-election, while Flávio Bolsonaro proposes ending presidential re-election entirely.
The Federal Police are investigating a data breach at Receita Federal involving unauthorized access to confidential tax data of Supreme Federal Court ministers and their families, with four employees suspended and under monitoring.
Federal Police investigate unauthorized access to STF ministers' fiscal data, probing potential political motives and imposing precautionary measures on suspects.
The Acadêmicos de Niterói samba school reports political persecution after its Lula tribute at the 2026 Rio Carnival, facing legal challenges and sparking national debate on politicization of cultural events.
The Carnaval parade honoring President Lula provokes legal scrutiny over possible early electoral campaigning and judicial risks, highlighting tensions around political expressions during cultural events.
President Lula highlights social and economic initiatives while a samba parade reflects on Brazil's history and political struggles.
The 2026 Rio Carnival parade honoring President Lula fueled political tensions, facing opposition criticism, legal challenges, and debate over electoral implications and use of public funds.
Several Brazilian politicians previously convicted of corruption are making significant comebacks in 2026, reshaping the country's political scene amid legal reforms and public scrutiny.
Eight Turilândia councilors, along with local authorities and businessmen, are under investigation for embezzling over R$56 million, involving multiple corruption offenses.
The TSE has issued strict judicial conduct guidelines to ensure electoral impartiality amid political controversy over a Lula-themed Carnival parade seen as early campaigning for the 2026 elections.
President Lula's 2026 Carnaval tour spans Recife, Salvador, and Rio, igniting debate over public funding used for politically charged samba school performances amid re-election efforts.
The latest Revista Liberta issue uncovers how the Epstein case reveals entrenched systems of power and political realignments in Brazil, including Minister Dias Toffoli's involvement.
Brazil moves to enforce political accountability in public resource management while Acre strengthens its fight against trafficking and slavery through new decree and intersectoral strategies.
The Brazilian Supreme Federal Court grapples with a major corruption scandal involving Minister Dias Toffoli amid mounting political tensions and election implications.