De-Linking Brazil
Brian MierNews and analysis, with a focus on breaking predatory Brazil narratives from the imperialist North
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Glimmers of Hope from Brazil’s 2026 Elections
The massive size of Lula’s last dozen street rallies across the country, including a huge one on Augusta Avenue in São Paulo on Saturday, gave a lot of people hope that the polling information was wrong and that he was capable of getting th...
Tens of Thousands Come out for Final Lula Rally in S. Paulo
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Avenida Augusta became a sea of red as tens of thousands of Lula supporters followed him from the c...
On the ground at Lula rally in Recife
Like many states in Northeastern Brazil, Pernambuco politics is dominated by traditional elite families that control sophisticated local machines spanning multiple political parties. If Tom Jobim once said that Brazil is not for beginners,...
Brazil's 2026 Presidential Elections: Crime and Punishment
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Brazil Fizzles Again: the Capitalist Rot at the Heart of Brazilian Football
Bruno Guimarães grimaces after missing Brazil’s first World Cup penalty in 40 years
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Chicagoan who immigrated to Brazil in the 1990s. Sociologist and Geographer. Brazil Correspondent for TeleSur English. Co-host of Globalistas on TV 247. Brasilwire, FAIR, COHA, Truthdig, Geopolitical Economy Report, Carta Capital, Outras Palavras.
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