Brazilian companies are pressuring workers to vote for certain candidates and over 1,600 complaints have been registered
By Tabata Viapiana - October 28, 2022
Elections
Evangelicals: the rising political base that could impact Brazil’s elections
By Thiago Alves - October 24, 2022
Brazil elects more women to Chamber of Deputies, but remains below international averages for female representation in Congress
By Tabata Viapiana - October 11, 2022
Lula votes and tells reporters that Brazil no longer wants “so much hate”
By Tabata Viapiana - October 2, 2022
Brazil’s ghost candidates: How politicians abuse a law meant to encourage women in politics
By Tabata Viapiana - October 1, 2022
Polls show Brazilians didn’t react positively to President Bolsonaro’s speeches abroad
By Tabata Viapiana - September 26, 2022
Lula drops in new poll, Bolsonaro remains stable
By Thiago Alves - September 5, 2022
Jair Bolsonaro’s inauguration marks start of a new Brazilian government for 2019
By Sophie Foggin - January 2, 2019
Brazilian financial market strengthens after Bolsonaro victory
By Sophie Foggin - October 31, 2018
“That newspaper is over,” Bolsonaro on Folha de São Paulo
By Frances Jenner - October 30, 2018
Pro-Bolsonaro bankers finance anti-Haddad electoral propaganda distributed via Whatsapp
By Sophie Foggin - October 18, 2018
Lula has been registered as a presidential candidate for October, despite being in prison
By Frances Jenner - August 16, 2018
Right-wing Bolsonaro leads way in first presidential poll without Lula
By Sophie Foggin - June 29, 2018
Joaquim Barbosa leaves presidential campaign for personal reasons
By Frances Jenner - May 9, 2018
Far right presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro charged with “hate speech”
By Sophie Foggin - April 16, 2018