The deadly Rio police operation in late October 2025 has polarized public opinion and heightened political tensions, with mixed voter support and strategic maneuvers by both Lula's government and opposition forces.
President Lula promotes Latin American educational cooperation to defend regional sovereignty against U.S. pressures amid diplomatic tensions.
A decree by President Lula expanding first lady Janja's presidential cabinet access faces opposition criticism, defended as legal and transparent by government officials.
Lula targets Bolsonaro and discusses national sovereignty during a public walk.
Lula's rising popularity contrasts with Bolsonaro's increasing legal troubles and U.S. scrutiny.
President Lula emphasizes sovereignty and democracy in his opinion piece for The New York Times.
Brazil's Lula reiterates the nation's commitment to sovereignty in talks with the U.S., while Moura critiques American perceptions of Brazil's politics.
Vice-President Alckmin asserts no link between Bolsonaro's judicial condemnation and regulatory policy.
Luiz Fux's recent Supreme Court decisions have significant implications for Brazil's political landscape, particularly regarding Jair Bolsonaro's defense strategies.