Brazil elects president under the shadow of Trump and its offensive to boost conservative governments
Washington's pressure on Brasilia and the right turn of Latin America make voting a key issue for the regional board
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Washington's pressure on Brasilia and the right turn of Latin America make voting a key issue for the regional board
Almost a year after the most lethal police operation in the country's history, nothing has changed in the favelas of Rio. Lula and Bolsonaro reach the ballot box with opposite recipes in safety
Both countries claim "security concerns," without giving further details
The extreme polarization between the left-wing president and the right-wing Flávio Bolsonaro leads many voters to choose the lesser evil
Lula, Bolsonaro, Catholic Bishops and the Supreme enter into a controversy encouraged by the left and that can influence an extremely difficult choice
The president, tied with Bolsonaro son, vetoes digital gambling to face the serious crisis of debt and addiction
The ridiculous candidates and their memetic presence in networks have for decades been a reflection of a part of the population's lack of interest in the elections.
The country comes with a growing activity, but with serious structural problems, to the October 4 presidential election between Lula da Silva and Flavio Bolsonaro. The winner is committed to a cut in public spending