Haddad's work
Haddad's time at the Ministry of Finance qualifies him to be seen henceforth as the Minister of Tax Justice.
Banco Master: the facts and media manipulation
The entire political world knows about Vorcaro's close ties to figures in the opposition to the federal government.
The far right will make the 2026 election the dirtiest of all time.
It is no coincidence that Lula has frequently warned about the flood of lies that threatens to tarnish the election.
The complicated electoral equation in São Paulo for Lula's candidacy.
Repeating the Haddad-governor candidate formula would be the natural path for the PT (Workers' Party). The problem is that the Finance Minister is resisting making the sacrifice.
Slander, defamation, and banditry are the pillars of the new US colonialism.
'There is not the slightest indication of Maduro's involvement with drug trafficking. This accusation makes no sense,' writes columnist Bepe Damasco.
A Congress that inspires hatred and disgust.
Everyone to the streets on Sunday the 14th.
Gilmar Mendes is right to confront the National Congress.
The broad critical panel against Gilmar's decision emphasized the prerogative of the National Congress to legislate on matters of this nature.
Brazil paves the way to end the scourge of military tutelage over democracy.
The current decisions of the Supreme Federal Court will certainly make coup plotters and future enemies of democracy think twice before attacking.
Fighting organized crime? No, stupid, it's just fear of Lula.
Hugo Mott and his colleagues in the Centrão (center-right political bloc) never considered fighting organized crime.
There's no reason for pessimism: Lula remains the favorite for 2026.
Does anyone think Lula will stand by and watch without reaction as conservatives and enemies of the people elevate the discussion of security to the top of the national agenda?
The vast moral distance that separates Lula from the Brazilian press.
The underhanded tactic is clear: to overshadow the best moment experienced by Lula's government, ignoring the diplomatic success with Trump.
Massacre in Rio: it's high time the people stopped voting for their executioners.
The burning question is: how many of those executed were actually criminals?