Jair Bolsonaro

Financial Elites Are Ready To Throw Brazil Into The Hands Of A Far-Right Authoritarian

Investors are embracing an extremist who poses a threat to the world's fourth-largest democracy — just to keep the left out of power.
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'Not Him!': Tens Of Thousands Of Brazilians Protest Far-Right Presidential Frontrunner

Women led the nationwide protests against Jair Bolsonaro on Saturday.
By Sarah DiLorenzo and Marcelo Silva De Sousa, AP

Brazil’s Far-Right Vice Presidential Candidate Sees A Scenario For Military Rule

A "situation of chaos" could again put the country under the military's thumb, Gen. Antônio Hamilton Mourão said.
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Jair Bolsonaro And The Violent Chaos Of Brazil's Presidential Election

Will the stabbing of Brazil’s far-right presidential front-runner boost a candidate who promises to make the country even more dangerous?
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Brazil's Far-Right Presidential Contender Stabbed At Campaign Rally

Authorities confirmed that his attacker was arrested.
By Mauricio Savarese and Peter Prengaman, AP

Brazil's Corruption Crisis Is Everyone's Problem

The conviction of former President Lula da Silva is a reminder that Brazil's crisis -- which could even lead to a Brazilian Trump -- has global implications.
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Gang Rape Posted To Social Media Is Forcing Brazil To Confront Violence Against Women

Police learned of the brutal crime after a video glorifying it surfaced on Twitter.
By Cleuci de Oliveira, Latin America News Dispatch

How Brazil's Politics Descended Into Chaos

After weathering a bruising campaign to drive her from office, Dilma appears to be on her way out.
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The Hypocrisy Underlying Brazil’s Impeachment Movement

Many of President Dilma Rousseff's loudest critics are embroiled in their own corruption scandals.
By Grasielle Castro, Marcella Fernandes, and Nicholas Miriello, HuffPost Brazil

Brazilian Congressman Tells Colleague She's Not Worth Raping

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