Rebuilding Brazilian Foreign Policy From Scratch By: Raphael Tsavkko Garcia / 20 December, 2022 The world today is very different from what Lula found when he last inhabited the presidential palace. Important allies now find themself on opposite sides in a confrontational international environment
The stakes in Brazil’s final election vote By: Jean Daudelin , / 10 October, 2014 Jean Daudelin on what will likely be the most savagely disputed election round since Brazil’s return to democracy in 1985.
How Brazil’s election became too close to call By: Robert Muggah , / 3 October, 2014 It was supposed to be a coronation for Rousseff. Now the president is suddenly looking beatable. Robert Muggah explains.
