The historical stance of the mainstream media and the financial market reveals a persistent resistance to Lula's political prominence and the government's social agenda.

May the Speaker of the House of Representatives have the dignity to treat the revised proposal with diligence.

While serious political groups are organizing for the upcoming elections, the need for a blessing from the convicted Jair Bolsonaro hangs in the air on the far right.

From popular marches to clashes in Congress, Brazilian democracy remains under threat despite recent victories.

The politician Tarcísio de Freitas would not exist without Bolsonarism, which, in turn, is a mix of supreme condemnation and reckless resurgence.

The Supreme Court's courage in punishing a criminal organization that attempted a coup d'état may serve as a starting point for us to begin to clean up the recent history of our country.

Between legal fictions and political gambles, Brazil faces the Bolsonaro-style insanity that contaminates institutions and threatens democracy.

I agree with what the press has been publishing in Brazil: "it could be worse"

Right-wing politicians are being considered as potential opponents of Lula, even though recent polls show the strength of the president's candidacy.

A fifth of the "hells" insist on supporting Bolsonaro and expose the hypocrisy that threatens Brazilian democracy.

From complacency towards coup attempts to selective dismissals, the Brazilian press exposes its political alignment and democratic fragility.