Brazil’s Supreme Court convicted Jair Bolsonaro for attempting a coup. What lessons does this case offer for democracy in Latin America?

Lula faces Brazil’s 2026 election between a “Biden scenario” of economic growth without popularity and a “Moby Dick effect” fueled by U.S. tensions.

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

Dominion Theology is pushing a politico-religious offensive in Brazil: occupying institutions, imposing biblical morality and waging "culture wars" against LGBTQIA+ rights, abortion and gender-sensitive education. With Bolsonaro and figures like Nikolas Ferreira, conservative Pentecostalism is gaining power, stressing the Judiciary and eroding secularism and democracy.

The novelty of the rise in anti-immigrant sentiment against Brazilians is that it is occurring in a country historically considered culturally linked to Brazil.

The social participation of refugees and migrants has become a central issue in debates on integration policies in host countries. Recognizing that these individuals...