Throughout Latin America, the military and political heirs to the terror regimes of the 1960s and 1970s have once again been brought to the center of political developments.
The film’s success is undoubtedly linked to a growing recognition that resolving the country’s acute political crisis is impossible without a serious reckoning with its history.
The evidence paints a sinister portrait of the military-fascist cabal that controlled the Brazilian state under the Bolsonaro government.
If the fascists failed two years ago, they are already looking for their next and better prepared attempt under more favorable domestic and international conditions.
The charges in the report led to the arrest, on December 14, of Bolsonaro’s running mate and former Army chief General Braga Netto.
Facebook’s censorship of the “WSWS in Portuguese” page represents a dangerous precedent against socialist and independent political thinking throughout the world.
Sixty years after the US-backed 1964 military coup, revelations by the Federal Police have shown that Brazil was close to a new coup and the establishment of a dictatorship after Bolsonaro’s electoral defeat.
The 2024 elections in Brazil were marked by a significant repudiation of the political establishment, evidenced by a record level of abstention.
Brazil’s supreme court has suspended access to X/Twitter, a platform used by tens of millions of Brazilians.
The Morenoites’ central criticism of the US-backed Venezuelan fascists is that they don’t pursue their coup plots aggressively enough.
The politicians behind the Latin American version of CPAC have served as the most direct advocates of US imperialism’s agenda in the region.
This is the text of the speech delivered by Tomas Castanheira, a leading member of the Socialist Equality Group in Brazil, to the 2024 International May Day Online Rally.
The conditions under which Lula’s event took place completely demolish the farce of Brazil’s “Unshaken Democracy.”
We are publishing here the tribute to Helen Halyard given by Tomas Castanheira, a leading member of the Socialist Equality Group of Brazil.
The most important question raised by the Argentine elections is why mass outrage over conditions imposed by capitalism led to the election of the profit system’s most extreme right-wing defenders.
The ruling Workers Party’s main concern throughout the investigation has been to cover up the Brazilian military’s role in the coup.
Fifty years after Chile’s horrific September 11 coup, its political relevance is becoming ever more urgent as the specter of dictatorship once again haunts the political life of Latin America.
Last June marked 60 years since the infamous congress of reunification between the Socialist Workers Party (SWP), alongside its supporters in Latin America and Asia, and the Pabloite International Secretariat.
The Lula government has joined the campaign to vilify Waters, a leading international antiwar activist, going one better by threatening to jail him for his performances in Brazil.
The PT wishes to prevent at all costs the exposure of the military’s involvement in the bid to overturn Brazil's election.
