Brazil is advancing laws and judicial rulings to criminalize political intolerance and hold accountable those promoting political boycotts and discrimination, reinforcing protections after the 2026 elections.
Brazilian judiciary suspends Stake's operation amid government's crackdown on online betting; over R$1 billion refunded to bettors as enforcement expands.
TJDFT judges held talks at the Ministry of Finance to integrate the federal Comprei platform, enhancing judicial asset sales efficiency for courts in the Federal District.
The Regional Electoral Court of Pernambuco upheld a conviction for gender-based political violence against a female councilor, reducing the sentence slightly while affirming the seriousness of misogynistic attacks meant to obstruct her political activities.
Brazil celebrates 30 years of its Arbitration Law, highlighting its evolution and significant impact on dispute resolution and business sectors.
Brazil's National Justice Council convenes religious leaders to update policies and combat religious intolerance, emphasizing protection for African matrix communities.
New municipal and national initiatives in Brazil, including Londrina's "Maria da Penha pela Cidade" project and the Interinstitutional Committee's efforts under the Pacto Brasil, aim to prevent domestic violence and feminicide.
Recent party affiliation controversies and expert insights reveal challenges and educational efforts within Brazil's electoral system.
Brazil’s government denounces the US revocation of its ambassador’s visa as false and a politically motivated attempt to interfere in the 2026 elections.
Brazil summons its ambassador in Argentina after President Javier Milei's offensive remarks about Brazilian officials, triggering strong institutional reactions.
Jair Bolsonaro's defense challenges Supreme Court restrictions banning him from political expression while under house arrest, citing freedom of speech concerns.
The Brazilian government formally apologizes and grants collective amnesty to the Metalworkers' Union for persecutions during the military dictatorship from 1964 to 1985.
Brazil's Superior Electoral Court orders removal of misleading video falsely linking Workers' Party to criminal financing, emphasizing election misinformation control.
Brazil’s Superior Electoral Court delays ruling on censorship of a poll showing Flávio Bolsonaro's declining support, while the polling company decries the suspension as censorship.
Brazilian small businesses are thriving through innovative events like Feira do Empreendedor and strategic partnerships that enhance agility and growth.
Rio de Janeiro has been authorized to enter the Propag debt repayment program, cutting monthly debt payments and enabling increased investments in education and public services.
Brazil's parliamentary investigations face decline due to Supreme Court exemptions favoring elites and political interference, undermining accountability and democracy.
The Ministry of Sports and CADE have signed a cooperation agreement to strengthen sports integrity and competition, fostering a more transparent and sustainable sports environment in Brazil.
Brazil’s Supreme Court enforces strict security measures including a drone ban around former President Jair Bolsonaro’s house arrest location in Brasília.
Recent events in Brazil spotlight both progress in women's judicial participation and ongoing challenges of political violence and underrepresentation in politics.