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Lula's persecution represents a narrowing of Brazilian democracy with far-reaching consequences.
How looking at the roots of the Odebrecht empire helps us to understand its current crisis.
How a history of land speculation and dispossession in southern Bahia foreshadowed Odebrecht’s fall from grace
NACLA's editors introduce the latest print issue, Fossil Fuels and Toxic Landscapes.
How favela residents in Rio are fighting back against threats of eviction by forging new identities based on ecological preservation.
Could the origins and code of ethics of São Paulo's largest prison gang offer a new way to think about prison security policy in Brazil?
In Brazil, rural agricultural workers and land reform beneficiaries could be hardest hit by President Michel Temer's austerity policies.
In Brazil, Ládio Veron, the son of slain Guarani activist Marcos Veron, continues to struggle for the rights and dignity of his people.
How should the Left respond to Lula's corruption charges?
Leaked tapes revealing massive corruption and bribery by Brazil’s coup president, Michel Temer, and party leader Aécio Neves have sent the country’s right-wing coalition into a tailspin. Could it be an opening for the Left?
