As Brazil heads into the presidential runoff, the country faces the challenge of choosing between the desire for change and the risks posed by the concentration of power and political nepotism.

Large cities show that democratic coalitions and moderation can serve as a counterweight to the rise of right-wing extremism.

Bolsonaro’s denialism persists in Brazil’s Congress, shaping politics, weakening protections, and fueling disinformation even after his government.

No scenario is more detrimental to the pursuit of economic equity, social justice, human rights, and the strengthening of democracy in Brazil than the potential return of the far right to power.

Setbacks in women's reproductive rights are related to the presence and violent language of extremist political leaders and disinformation processes.

In March 2023, the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo marched for the 40th anniversary of the end of the Argentine dictatorship.