On July 30, US President Donald Trump declared bilateral relations with Brazil a national emergency in order to justify raising import tariffs.…
Millions of Brazilians woke up on August 31 in a country without X, after the Supreme Court ordered the national telecommunications agency…
In a new peer-reviewed academic article in Latin American Perspectives (11/19/23), āAnticorruption and Imperialist Blind Spots: The Role of the United States in Brazilās…
āParticularly since the 1930s, the connection of PSYOP with ideology and mass communication has made it a constant strategic element of international…
The Times rarely applied any scrutiny to the investigation until Lulaās political imprisonment was imminent
As the UK quickly becomes a world leader in death and infections from the Covid-19 pandemic, corporate media are transforming British Prime Minister Boris Johnson into an international Coronavirus bugaboo.
Why are New York Times and Guardian downplaying resistance to Brazilās far-right president?
Interview on the victory of fascist candidate Jair Bolsonaro in Brazilās presidential elections, and what it means for the coming period
Deeply unpopular Brazilian President Michel Temer issued a decree to put the military in charge of security in Rio de Janeiro instead of police
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