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Brazil

Rio Grande do Sul: where there are no innocent, people look for the culprits

The climate tragedy that has devastated the State of Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil has opened the stage for the struggle to identify the culprits for the tragedy. For some, the magnitude of the catastrophe is an expression of a political outcome.

Migrants in Brazil mobilize for health policies

The role of mobilizations has been important in driving health policies for migrant populations in Brazil, which in turn also benefit nationals.

Gender equality in Brazil: progress or mirage?

What could explain the discrepancy between an increasing favorable perception of gender equality and the alarming data on insecurity and violence against women and reduced career opportunities?

The circle of Brazilian mediocrity

The democratic reconstruction of the country requires clarity, critical capability and courage on the part of political and social leaders. Qualities that are hardly perceived among most of Brazil's current leaders.

Bolsonaro, Lula, Bonaparte and Malaparte

Sixty years after the coup of 1964, the judicial investigation that compromises Bolsonaro he uses to campaign, follow the "Trump2024 style manual", reverse the burden of proof, accuse the Judiciary of persecuting him and seek to take revenge against his successor.

Potential and limits of the G20 under Brazil’s presidency

In an increasingly polarized world, which for many resembles a Cold War, with two ongoing conflicts with no end in sight, Brazil has made efforts to depolarize while opening a space for politics and dialogue.