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Brazil’s Landless Workers’ Movement organizes internationalist brigades to support Venezuela in case of U.S. invasion
Movement leader compares initiative to the International Brigades of the Spanish Civil War in the 1930s.
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The U.S. is ‘involuntarily’ helping to unite the BRICS, says economist
In an interview with BdF, Paulo Nogueira Jr. analyzes the transformation of the international order to multipolarity.
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China donates 70 tons of equipment to Cuba to restore its electric system
Equipment such as radiators and engines were sent to the Caribbean island to promote energy transition.
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Brazil stopped deforestation in the Amazon, but ‘the point of no return’ is still close
In 40 years, Amazon rainforest lost an area equivalent to France; at this rate, catastrophe is imminent, say scientists.
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100 days of Lula’s presidency: what has changed in Brazil since January 1st?
New directions in politics generate expectations due to the contrast to Bolsonaro’s management.
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The environment may be the number one issue in the new agenda among progressive South American
Petro’s, Lula’s, and Maduro’s positions show South Americans are united about the Amazon; it may reintegrate Venezuela.
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“Activists shall not fear, we are fighting for justice” – MST’s Stedile
Landless leader told Brasil de Fato that, despite threats, MST will not back off from social struggle.
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Stedile on Brazil elections
MST leader on the presidential race between Workers’ Party’s Fernando Haddad and far-right candidate Jair Bolsonaro.
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Landless Workers’ movement leader: “Lula will be freed if people take to the streets”
MST leader João Pedro Stédile says Lula’s imprisonment is “yet another chapter in the coup”