De-Linking Brazil
Brian MierNews and analysis, with a focus on breaking predatory Brazil narratives from the imperialist North
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Housing Victory in São Paulo
A major victory was scored for the housing movements in São Paulo this month when the right-wing state government under the bolsonarista Governor Tarcísio de Freitas agreed to allocate R$600 million in subsidies for the construction of 30,0...
The Fall of Brazil’s Marjorie Taylor Greene
##### Screenshot from the PBS/BBC election-season fluff piece, “Rise of the Bolsonaros”
A Warning to the Radical Left
In a typically brilliant work of conjectural analysis published in Brasil de Fato, Valério Arcary, the legendary Marxist historian who broke from the Workers Party (Partido dos Trabalhadores/PT) in 1994, warns Brazilian radicals from repeat...
Unions and Social Movements March Against Amnesty for Bolsonaro
On March 30, social movement activists and union workers took to the streets in eight of Brazil’s largest cities to protest a far-right coalition in Congress attempting to introduce a bill that would grant amnesty to hundreds of people indi...
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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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