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Jair Bolsonaro

Letters to the editor: April 26 to May 2
Article
/ 26 April 2019

Letters to the editor: April 26 to May 2

Our readers write in about plastic waste and an article on President Jair Bolsonaro

By Letters
Illegal logging in Brazil turns Amazon into a powder keg
Article
/ 24 April 2019

Illegal logging in Brazil turns Amazon into a powder keg

The Arara territory has been under government protection since 1991. But there are fears that could change under Bolsonaro, a climate change sceptic

By Louis Genot
Fighting the ‘whiteness’ of hope
Article
/ 18 April 2019

Fighting the ‘whiteness’ of hope

A Brazilian trans woman has faith in Umbanda and Candomblé, two African-derived religions

By Carl Collison
Bolsonaro’s three-month rule a disaster
Article
/ 12 April 2019

Bolsonaro’s three-month rule a disaster

Even the rats are jumping ship as the economy flounders amid poor governance decisions

By Benjamin Fogel
São Paulo’s only ‘faggot house’ survives Bolsonaro
Article
/ 22 March 2019

São Paulo’s only ‘faggot house’ survives Bolsonaro

The election of Brazil’s right-wing president has let loose his followers’ queerphobia

By Carl Collison
Bolsonaro heads to US to cement an alliance with Trump
Article
/ 17 March 2019

Bolsonaro heads to US to cement an alliance with Trump

The tough-talking far-right Bolsonaro has long expressed his admiration for Trump

By Agency
Brazil president sacks close aide amid political scandal
Article
/ 19 February 2019

Brazil president sacks close aide amid political scandal

Jair Bolsonaro on Monday sacked a close aide who helped get him elected after a storm within his party over suspected improper campaign financing

By Agency
Brazil’s out-of-action president tries to stay in control
Article
/ 13 February 2019

Brazil’s out-of-action president tries to stay in control

​Brazil is going through a rudderless period as President Jair Bolsonaro lies in a hospital bed following stomach surgery

By Marc Burleigh
Corruption perception index released, US out of top 20
Article
/ 29 January 2019

Corruption perception index released, US out of top 20

For the first time since 2011, the United States has not made the list of top 20 countries perceived to be least corrupt in the world

By Staff Reporter
Netanyahu hails ‘new era’ with Brazil
Article
/ 28 December 2018

Netanyahu hails ‘new era’ with Brazil

Netanyahu also stressed that he would press Bolsonaro on an announcement that Brazil would follow the US in moving its embassy in Israel to Jerusalem

By Marc Burleigh
Madagascar elections: An environmental disaster in waiting
Africa
/ 18 December 2018

Madagascar elections: An environmental disaster in waiting

Election of Andry Rajoelina as Madagascar’s new president would be yet another blow to the survival of nature

By Staff Reporter
Editorial: Your earth, take action
Article
/ 7 December 2018

Editorial: Your earth, take action

Change is happening at such a rate that animals, plants and ecosystems cannot evolve fast enough to survive

By Editorial
Bolsonaro spells ecological disaster for Brazil – and the world
Article
/ 30 November 2018

Bolsonaro spells ecological disaster for Brazil – and the world

‘To make destroying the environment even easier, Bolsonaro pledged to merge the environment and agriculture ministries’

By Staff Reporter
Elitism remains the enemy of democracy
Article
/ 9 November 2018

Elitism remains the enemy of democracy

Ramaphosa’s inability to imagine an emancipatory path takes us back to an unsustainable elitism

By Richard Pithouse
Can the centre hold, or will South Africa get its own Bolsonaro?
Analysis
/ 7 November 2018

Can the centre hold, or will South Africa get its own Bolsonaro?

Polls indicate that voters are unlikely to abandon the African National Congress

By Roger Southall
Why is democracy faltering?
Article
/ 2 November 2018

Why is democracy faltering?

Economic inequality is fuelling a growing sense of tribalism, which populist politicians exploit — just take a look at Team Trump

By Staff Reporter
South Africa’s not that different from Brazil
Article
/ 2 November 2018

South Africa’s not that different from Brazil

South Africans could embrace an authoritarian state if the government fails to address current social and economic issues

By Benjamin Fogel
Brazilian left reels as country lurches right
Article
/ 1 November 2018

Brazilian left reels as country lurches right

Bolsonaro’s resounding win in Sunday’s run-off put an emphatic end to the electoral dominance of the Workers’ Party

By Staff Reporter
Fears for Amazon after Bolsonaro wins Brazil presidency
Article
/ 29 October 2018

Fears for Amazon after Bolsonaro wins Brazil presidency

Bolsonaro, who won 55% of the vote in a run-off on Sunday, issued a series of campaign pledges that left many fearing for the future of the Amazon

By Patrick Galey
What Bolsonaro’s election victory means
Article
/ 28 October 2018

What Bolsonaro’s election victory means

Jair Bolsonaro is the embodiment of the most hardline faction military dictatorship that ruled Brazil for twenty-one years

By Benjamin Fogel
Social media in the spotlight in Brazil presidential race
Article
/ 24 October 2018

Social media in the spotlight in Brazil presidential race

Facebook and WhatsApp — hugely popular in the Latin American nation — have been thrust into the spotlight for being used to traffic in disinformation

By Marc Burleigh
Abiy Ahmed’s Ethiopian exceptionalism
Africa
/ 19 October 2018

Abiy Ahmed’s Ethiopian exceptionalism

Ethiopia’s new prime minister is trying to do things differently. If he succeeds, the consequences will be felt beyond his borders

By Simon Allison
National-populism: A new global model is born
Article
/ 17 October 2018

National-populism: A new global model is born

The new model brings together fake social care, exacerbated nationalism and a compensatory pro-business approach

By Staff Reporter
Divided Brazil barrels towards uncertain presidential run-off
Article
/ 8 October 2018

Divided Brazil barrels towards uncertain presidential run-off

Jair Bolsonaro easily beat a dozen other candidates on Sunday — but not by enough to avoid an October 28 showdown with Fernando Haddad

By Marc Burleigh and Rosa Sulleiro
Brazil votes for new president, far-right Bolsonaro in lead
Article
/ 7 October 2018

Brazil votes for new president, far-right Bolsonaro in lead

If Jair Bolsonaro gets more than 50% of the vote to lead the field of 13 candidates, he will win the presidency outright

By Marc Burleigh
Brazil is choosing a new president. Here’s what you need to know
Article
/ 6 October 2018

Brazil is choosing a new president. Here’s what you need to know

Whoever ends up as president will be at the helm of the world’s 8th-biggest economy, an oil producer and major energy consumer

By Marc Burleigh
Brazil flirts with a neo-fascist
Article
/ 4 October 2018

Brazil flirts with a neo-fascist

The bitter reality is that there is a real chance of the country returning to a dictatorship and its darkest days

By Benjamin Fogel
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