Solidarity with the interim president of Venezuela and the actions of the Lula government reflect principled positions and correspond to national interests.

More than ever, Brazil needs leadership that is up to the task. That leader is Lula.

The injection of R$ 28 billion into the economy from the income tax exemption is a promising starting point for the virtuous cycle of development to continue into 2026.

The monstrosity approved in the Senate alters rules of the Penal Code and the Penal Execution Law. All the changes aim to benefit the coup plotters.

Thanks to Lula's resilient attitude at the head of the Brazilian government, the country is successfully passing this trial by fire.

Tarcísio has not publicly endorsed the former president's nominee. Significant silences, hesitations, and fissures are emerging on the right.

In this sense, Lula produced a revolution through thankfully peaceful means. A revolution that will remain as the great legacy of his third term.

This Saturday's arrest is the fitting conclusion to a biography that has always flirted with illegality and the breakdown of institutions.

The escalation of the illegal, extrajudicial, and criminal war against Venezuela now involves 15 soldiers and sailors.

Faced with the climate crisis, President Lula adopts a pragmatic approach and acknowledges that he must use the tools of the present to build the future.

It is up to the federal government to support a different model for combating crime, as indicated by President Lula's statement.

Conquering new markets in Asia is important for Brazil's development, but ensuring peace in South America is existential.

It is becoming increasingly clear that the US escalation against Venezuela is not just a Venezuelan issue.