Treaty with the European Union Pushes Brazil Towards the Status of an Agricultural Colony
"The signing of this free trade agreement is inexplicable," writes Jeferson Miola
"The general is at the beginning of a preventive detention that tests his ability to keep information and protect coup accomplices," writes Moisés Mendes
"More than a trade agreement, this initiative is an important signal toward a more open and inclusive world," says Aloizio Mercadante
Linked to the far right, Indonesian businessman lied to Canadian authorities and tried to deceive Brazilians, targeting the pulp and paper market
The president criticized the financial market's pessimistic projections and highlighted GDP data, forecasting growth above 3%
"Lula will arrive optimistic in Montevideo," writes Marcia Carmo
"Like in 1964, it would have been followed by the removal of opponents, suspension of constitutional guarantees, and an act of force"
This year's event reflects the expectation of Brazil and other developing and less-developed countries to fight for equality and new governance
First Lady didn’t mince words against the far-right billionaire
STF Minister also mentioned former congressman Daniel Silveira, who advocated for assaults against magistrates
The minister indicated that some ministries are expected to be affected by the spending cuts
Thursday's meeting lasted hours and did not reach a conclusion
Cartoons depict President Lula and Brazilian diplomacy as submissive to U.S. interests.