Brazil

1	Brazil’s Crisis and the New Right	Raúl Zibechi
2	Landless Workers' Movement on the True Origins of Brazil's Political Crisis	MST
3	Brazil: Building New Worlds in the Favelas	Raúl Zibechi
4	Does Brazil's Proposed Anti-Terrorism Law Threaten Public Protest? Two Opinions	Paulo Pimenta and Aloysio Nunes Ferreira. Translated by Holly Holmes
5	Belo Monte: Burning Legal Timber Stokes the Fires of Brazil's Illegal Lumber Market	Ana Aranha; Translated by Holly Holmes
6	Operation Car Wash and Slave Labor in Brazil: Who Really Pays for Corruption in Civil Construction?	Igor Ojeda for Repórter Brasil \| Translated by Holly Holmes
7	An Unstable Balance in Brazil: Impeachment Proceedings Against President Dilma Rousseff Constitute Parliamentary Coup Attempt	Mario Hernández
8	Brazil's Law of Terror	Diego Ferrari translated by Arielle Concilio
9	Photo Essay: Over 10,000 Participate in Brazil's First Black Women's March Against Racism, Violence and for Well Being	Somer Nowak
10	The Many Brazils in the World-System	Immanuel Wallerstein
11	Brazil: Indigenous Resistance in Rio’s Metropolis of Mega Events	Aldo Santiago
12	It's Time for Autonomy in Brazil	Spensy Pimentel, translated by Addison Woolsey
13	Brazil-US Accords: Back to the Backyard?	Raúl Zibechi
14	Brazilian Government Evicts Communities that Best Preserve the Rainforest	Carolina Motoki, translated by Holly Holmes
15	Brazilian Government Justifies Logging by Calling Maró Indigenous Territory Communities "Fake Indians"	Ana Aranha, Translated by Holly Holmes
16	“A Mirror of State Violence”: Ayotzinapa Sees Itself in Brazil’s Favelas and Indigenous Territories	Armando Carmona
17	Izidora Land Occupation in Protest: 30,000 Threatened With Eviction in Brazil	Bárbara Ferreira for Carta Capital; Translated by Holly Holmes
18	The Pacification of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Military Intervention in Schools	Diego Ferrari
19	Indigenous People in Brazil’s Amazon – Crushed by the Belo Monte Dam?	Mario Osava
20	Brazil: Journalist Evany José Metzker Murdered While Investigating Drugs and Child Exploitation in Minas Gerais	Flávia Tavares for Época; Translated by Holly Holmes
21	Brazil: Demarcation of Indigenous Lands Stalls and Violence Worsens	Santiago Navarro
22	"We Live In The Forest:" Indigenous Ka'apor Community Fights Loggers in Brazil	Ruy Sposati; Translated by Holly Holmes
23	What Kind Of Family Does Brazil Want?: Supreme Court Ruling Allows Gay Families To Legally Adopt Their Children	Fabíola Perez for IstoÉ; Translated by Holly Holmes
24	Brazil's MST Pays Tribute to Landless Workers Killed by Police in 1996	Armando Carmona
25	Brazil: Challenges of a Landless People	Armando Carmona
26	Three Months of Attacks on the Working Class in Brazil	Sabrina Fernandes
27	Deforestation in the Amazon Aggravates Brazil’s Energy Crisis	Mario Osava
28	Brazil: The Dictatorship’s Perfect Crime	Marcelo Pellegrini, Translated by Holly Holmes
29	Brazil’s Landless Workers’ Movement Blames Federal Institutions for Recent Killing of Land Squatters	Armando Carmona
30	Rousseff’s Brazil: No Country for the Landless Workers' Movement	Fabiola Ortiz
31	Brazil Truth Commission Details Extent of Rape During Military Dictatorship	Danica Jorden
32	Torture Reports: Brazil and the United States Release Reports Documenting Systematic Human Rights Abuses	Kara Rochelle Martinez
33	Cultivating Climate Justice: Brazilian Workers Leading the Charge Toward Zero Waste	Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives and Other Worlds
34	Brazil’s Rousseff Re-elected Despite Anti-Workers’ Party Sentiment: What Now?	Sabrina Fernandes
35	Brazilian Elections: What Happens Next?	Sabrina Fernandes
36	Brazil: Napalm in the Ribeira Valley	Anne Vigna, Luciano Onça, and Natalia Viana, Translated by Danica Jorden
37	"World Cup For Who?" Photo Report From Outside the Stadiums	Andalusia Knoll
38	Sporting Shock Doctrine: Dave Zirin on the World Cup, Olympics and Brazilian Democracy	Andalusia Knoll
39	National Congress of Brazil’s Landless Movement: Reinvention in Motion	Raúl Zibechi
40	Democracy and World Cup 2014: Brazil’s State of Emergency	Renata Bessi And Santiago Navarro F.
41	The Criminalization of Poverty in Brazil, a Global Power	Raúl Zibechi
42	Descendants of Slaves Report Military Abuses in Brazil	Fabiola Ortiz
43	The June Uprisings in Brazil: Below and Behind the Huge Mobilizations (Part 2)	Raúl Zibechi, Translation by Ramor Ryan
44	The June Uprisings in Brazil: Below and Behind the Huge Mobilizations (Part 1)	Raúl Zibechi, Translation by Ramor Ryan
45	Massive Indigenous Rights Movement Launches Across Brazil	Amazon Watch
46	Breaking U.N. Protocol, Brazil Lambastes U.S. Spying	Thalif Deen
47	Brazil’s Left Is Eager to Lead the “Swarm”	Fabiana Frayssinet
48	Uprising in Brazil: An Extraordinary Moment for Change	Nayana Fernandez
49	João Pedro Stédile of Brazil's Landless Movement: The Integration of Capital vs. the Integration of Peoples in the Americas	João Pedro Stédile
50	Brazil: Incomplete Justice for Murders of Amazon Activists	Fabiola Ortiz
51	Rio de Janeiro: From the City of Wonder to the City of Business	Raúl Zibechi
52	Exorcising the Ghosts of Brazil’s Dictatorship	Clarinha Glock
53	Industrial Soy and Sugar Cane Fuel Native Land Conflicts in Brazil	Fabiana Frayssinet
54	Brazil: Landowners Declare War against Indigenous Guarani-Kaiowá in Mato Grosso do Sul	Alice Marcondes
55	Brazil: Supreme Court Judge Overturns Suspension of Belo Monte Dam	Amazon Watch and International Rivers
56	Belo Monte Dam Suspended by Brazilian Appeals Court	Amazon Watch, International Rivers, and AIDA
57	Rio+20: Declaration of Kari-Oca II Adopted by Five Hundred Indigenous Representatives in Sacred Ceremony	Jeff Conant
58	The Bitter Taste of Brazil’s World Cup	Raúl Zibechi
59	Observations from the World Social Forum in Brazil: The Life and Death of Liberal Democratic Capitalism	Aaron Schneider
60	Embassy Cables Reveal Brazil Supported Chile’s Pinochet Regime	David Pedigo
61	Brazil: "Occupy" Movement Rolls to Rio	Fabíola Ortiz
62	The Rubber Tappers of Sao Bernardo, Brazil: Struggling Still in the Memory of Chico Mendes - Photo Essay and Report	Jeff Conant
63	Blood in the Amazon: Brazilian Activists Murdered as Deforestation Increases	Benjamin Dangl
64	Rebellion in the Brazilian Amazon	Raúl Zibechi
65	Understanding Empire in Latin America	Benjamin Dangl
66	Brasil: Toward the Continuation of Lulismo	Raúl Zibechi
67	Brazilian Elections: Shifting Dynamics and the Green Vote	Michael Fox
68	The Mothers of May: The Difficult Democratization of the Genocidal State in Brazil	Raúl Zibechi
69	Brazil as a Key Player	Raúl Zibechi
70	Brazil’s World Cup Development Debacle	Michael Fox
71	Interview with Brazilian Squatter Activist Nete Araujo	Rowenna Davis
72	An Exception to Lula's Rule	Sue Branford
73	Is Brazil Creating Its Own "Backyard" in Latin America?	Raúl Zibechi
74	The World Social Forum Returns to Brazil	Marc Becker
75	Brazil's Landless Movement Turns 25, Opens "New Phase" of Struggle	Michael Fox
76	Events Commemorate 40th Anniversary of Brazil's 'Coup Within the Coup D'etat'	Michael Fox, Photos by Sílvia Leindecker
77	Get On The Bus: Curitiba, Brazil Rolls Out a Transit Solution	Michael Fox
78	Brazil: Landowning-Military Front Against Indigenous Policy	Mario Osava
79	Free Software in Brazil: Analysis & Interview with Marcos Mazoni	Ryan & Isabela Bagueros
80	South America Looks to Create NATO-Style Defense Council	Cyril Mychalejko
81	Food & Energy Sovereignty Now: Brazilian Grassroots Position on Agroenergy	The Oakland Institute
82	The Militarization of the World's Urban Peripheries	Raúl Zibechi
83	Australian-Style Intervention of Indigenous Communities Moves to Brazil	John Schertow
84	Brazil: Films, Music as Damage Control in Prisons	Fabiana Frayssinet
85	Brazil's Landless Movement Sets Sights on Nationalization	Juan Reardon
86	Brazil: Quilombo Communities Fight Exclusion	Fabiana Frayssine
87	5th Congress of Brazil's Landless Movement: Creating the Bases for a New World	Raúl Zibechi
88	Brazil: Agrofuel Industry Threatens Women's Way of Life	April Howard
89	Brazil: Homeless Occupation Movements in Rio De Janeiro	Kyle Weinberg
90	Brazil: Biofuel Gold Rush Continues	April Howard
91	United States and Brazil: The New Ethanol Alliance	Raúl Zibechi, IRC Americas
92	Lula Victory Opens Space for Social Movements	Roger Burbach for NACLA
93	Landless Workers Movement: The Difficult Construction of a New World	Raúl Zibechi, IRC Americas
94	Brazil: What Will A Second Term for Lula Look Like?	Center for Economic and Policy Research
95	Brazil: Imprisoned Women in Precarious Situation	Traductor Daniel Barrantes, Adital, Translated by Rachel Eckersley
96	Brazilian Oil Firm Abandons Road Project in Ecuador	Cyril Mychalejko
97	Brazil's MST Visits Zapatistas in Chiapas	UpsideDownWorld.org
98	The Resurrection of Lula	Raúl Zibechi
99	A Billion Condoms in Brazil	Cyril Mychalejko
100	Defender of Brazil's Indigenous Gets Fired	Cyril Mychalejko
101	The 2005 World Social Forum in Brazil	Benjamin Dangl
102	Brazil's Army Training Indians	Cyril Mychalejko
103	Police Violence in Rio de Janeiro	Tom Phillips in Niteroi
104	Human "guinea pigs" in Brazil	Cyril Mychalejko
105	Samba and Revolution: Dispatches from the International Youth Camp (2/5/05)	Benjamin Dangl

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