Brazil’s 2025 Political Turmoil Sets Stage for 2026 Elections
Brazil’s turbulent political events of 2025, including Bolsonaro’s conviction and fiscal crises, are setting the stage for the 2026 general elections.
Brazil’s turbulent political events of 2025, including Bolsonaro’s conviction and fiscal crises, are setting the stage for the 2026 general elections.
As right-wing governments gain ground across Latin America, Brazil's 2026 elections could reflect a similar conservative shift driven by public security and economic concerns.
Brazil expands measures to boost women's political participation while grappling with rising violence and legislative setbacks on reproductive rights in 2025.
Brazil's political polarization stems from psychological ego tensions in leaders and the amplification of misogyny and conflict on social media, reflecting deep societal and institutional challenges.
Recent events signal a decline in the influence of the Bolsonarist movement in Brazil following Bolsonaro's conviction and changes in the STF leadership.
Recent political developments include Trump meeting Milei and Tarcísio's strategic preparations for meeting Bolsonaro.
Brazilian initiatives push for gender equality in politics and military justice.
Recent political changes in Brazil include Eduardo Bolsonaro's new leadership role and Lula's invitation to the STF swearing-in ceremony.