Between the promise of efficiency and the risk of dependence, artificial intelligence challenges the autonomy of human thought.

Money thrown from a building in Balneário Camboriú exposes scandal involving Rioprevidência and reinforces criticism of structural corruption in Brazil.

Racism, brutality, oppression, inequality, greed, Epstein. They all jumped out of Pandora's box—or old-fashioned little bag.

The facts not only speak for themselves, but prove it. We hope that the courts will be impartial and truly fair when judging all the fraudulent cannibals.

Amid scandals, inequality, and empty rhetoric, the freedom invoked ignores the real urgencies of the Brazilian working people.

Military power, military might, chemical weapons, maritime dominance, nuclear bombs—these elements constitute the hegemonic power structure of the United States.

Governor Cláudio Castro has become the target of criticism after the state of Rio de Janeiro lost R$ 117 million in federal funds earmarked for basic education.

The right to self-determination of peoples is, in fact, one of the principles governing Brazil's international relations.

Our heads are exposed, ready to be impaled on the posts of planned poverty, amidst the dictatorship of corruption. How long will this last?

Is living under the aegis of active and passive corruption the same as enjoying a permanent rule of law, or are we under a dictatorship of corruption?

The political and institutional machinery that perpetuates inequalities, delays rights, and transforms social justice into a permanent promise.