Copa America and Politics: Football as an Echo of South American Societies
Throughout South America's societies, football is a key component of the struggle for memory and historical compensation.
Tag: Brazil
Jennifer, Do You Remember Ipanema?
Delving into the enigmatic allure of Jennifer O’Neill’s captivating performance in Summer of ‘42, I uncovered her Brazilian roots, revealing ...
Brazil Patrols Government Buildings Retaken From Rioting Bolsonaro Supporters
Brazilian security forces locked down the area around Congress, a day after supporters of ex-president Bolsonaro stormed the seat of power.
British Journalist, Indigenous Expert Missing in Brazil Following Threats
A British journalist and a Brazilian indigenous expert have gone missing in a remote region of the Amazon rainforest after ...
The Murder of Art in Brazil
Brazil has been invaded by a horde of marauders who, in addition to gaining power, want to kill the Brazilian ...
Bolsonarism, Necropolitics, and the Spores of Wickedness
The days of the Bolsonaro government might be numbered, but bolsonarism will live on, embedded in spores capable of remaining dormant until ...
No Pandemic End in Sight With Raging Outbreaks in India, Brazil
Fresh coronavirus waves showed no sign of abating Saturday as devastating surges in India and Brazil pushed daily infections and ...
More Than 300 Religious Leaders Urge Ban on ‘Conversion Therapy’
More than 300 religious leaders from 35 countries called for a ban on "conversion therapies" which attempt to change an ...
Brazilians Outraged Over Death of Black Man Beaten by Carrefour Security
The death of a black man beaten by white security guards at a supermarket sparked outrage across Brazil Friday as ...
Pandemic and Persecution: The Double Threat Facing Brazil’s Indigenous
As Brazil continues to grapple with COVID-19, the indigenous communities in the Amazon rainforest are facing the virus alongside criminal ...
Addressing COVID-19: Why Effective Leadership and Depoliticized Responses Matter
Assessments of national capacity to respond to infectious diseases have seriously missed the mark in predicting how the US would ...
A Cult of Personality Can Derail Democracy
For democracy to work, supporters must play their part by actively engaging in the political process and not just rely ...
Pandemic Could Push 45 Million in Latin America Into Poverty: UN
The COVID-19 pandemic could push 45 million people from the middle classes into poverty in already economically troubled Latin America ...
Global COVID-19 Deaths Top 530,000 as Scientists Urge WHO to Modify Guidelines
As global COVID-19 deaths topped 534,000 over the weekend, scientists from 32 countries signed a letter to the WHO urging ...
How Politics of Misdirection Fuel Coronavirus and Amazon Fires
Brazil's Bolsonaro has used the COVID-19 crisis as an opportunity to double down on short-term profit based on unsustainable resource ...
Latin America’s Slums Facing Losing Battle Against Virus Spread
As the coronavirus pandemic swept across the globe, Latin America's slum dwellers waited defenseless in its path.
The Virus Man: Bolsonaro’s Further Destruction of the Brazilian Republic
With the arrival of COVID-19, Bolsonaro seized the opportunity to accelerate his societal plans. It looks like the virus, in ...
Indigenous Leaders Issue Plea for COVID Pandemic Protection
Indigenous leaders from across South America on Monday issued a desperate plea for protection against the COVID-19 pandemic, warning that ...
Brazilian Official Who Met Trump Tests Positive for COVID-19
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's communications chief, who met Donald Trump last weekend at his Florida resort, has tested positive for ...
No, Bolsonaro’s Brazil Is Not a Dictatorship. It’s Worse
Bolsonaro’s lack of any societal vision is already destroying the Brazilian Republic. Unless the opposition wakes up and starts directing ...
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