Leaked plan to use the Supreme Court to target Lula.
Inflation and unemployment are falling, GDP is rising, the poor are ceasing to pay income tax, but the people are distracted by media diversionary tactics and see nothing.
Eduardo Guimarães
Eduardo Guimarães is responsible for the Blog da Cidadania (Citizenship Blog).
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Media and the 'PF do B' meet in coup-mongering.
Political offensive against Supreme Court justices exposes the convergence between sectors of the media and a Federal Police force geared towards fueling Bolsonaro's narratives.
Kill the dictator.
A portrait of a cruel, vain, and violent tyrant, marked by racism, wars, and persecutions, who rules through fear and bloodshed.
The price of secrecy for the Toffoli and Moraes families.
The sale of confidential information for R$ 250 raises suspicions, contradictions, and leaves unanswered questions about who bought data from the Moraes and Toffoli families.
The Brazilian Supreme Court (STF) has already forced The Economist to retract its statement and will do so again.
"The Economist magazine is a bit like a weather vane when it comes to Latin America."
Folha suggests that Malu Gaspar could be arrested.
Alexandre de Moraes has become a target (again) of the appalling neo-Bolsonaro media.
The hypocrisy of media criticism of the tribute to Lula.
'Globos, Folhas, Vejas and Estadões continue to be what they always were: reactionary and hypocritical. Mechanisms for the elites,' analyzes columnist Eduardo Guimarães.
The tribute to Lula and the war against the Supreme Court.
The attacks on two Supreme Court justices by the left were even more stupid than the self-proclaimed "June 2013 protests," says Eduardo Guimarães.
Do you think they'll stop at Toffoli?
If the Supreme Court gets scared and hands him over, Alexandre de Moraes will be next. And then Gilmar Mendes.
Master Bank and Occam's Razor
Million-dollar donations and regulatory omission expose political link in the collapse of Banco Master.
Ana Cristina does not attack the Supreme Federal Court.
In addressing racism, quotas, and the Constitution, a journalist praises the Supreme Court and criticizes attacks from both the right and the left against the court in an election year.
Lula and the Supreme Court: divide and conquer
Perhaps the Supreme Court went too far in meddling with a group that has been pouring its favors into the fascist pockets of the "moderate Bolsonaro supporter."