Any constitutional changes require voting in both Houses, always in two rounds, with the agreement of three-fifths of all lawmakers
How Bolsonaro is politically classified in the international press and in Brazilian newspapers
Post from the conservative writer asks followers to carry a series of violent acts
Private funding, from donations or the politicians' own money, corresponded to US$ 200 million
A-bombs' radiation is associated with tumors and thyroid problems
Bolsonaro's Support To Israel Threatens Beef and Poultry Trade With Islamic Countries
Audience reacted badly during concert in São Paulo
10-day period is defined by investors' excitement with election's first round
Private donations send architectural collections to Portugal
A Facebook post from the conservative writer announces a series of violent acts and asks followers to carry them out
Musician only calmed the audience down during the encore
The bombs' radiation is associated with tumors and thyroid problems in the hibakushas, as the elderly survivors are known
Candidate says he will recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, an act that might provoke trade retaliation
The far-right representative only loses for the PT candidate in the Northeast; Bolsonaro voters rank high among the wealthy and college-educated
Pipe 4.5 miles long will receive sewage from two million São Paulo residents
The fragmentation caused by 30 elected parties, half of it with actual voting power in the Houses, will make effective action more difficult
Time period coincides with investors' excitement for Bolsonaro's poll number and the first election round results
Presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro's son is the most voted ever in the state
Collection donations to a Portuguese museum happened right after the National Museum fire
After graduating from the American prestigious university, Tabata Amaral went back to Brazil to help her country's public education
The list is made up of economists, CEOs and finance executives close to the candidate's main economic advisor Paulo Guedes
Bolsonarist wave shows that the rejection to the Brasília "swamp", suggested from 2013 on, was underestimated
The far-right candidate had 46.05% of votes, while Haddad, from left-wing Workers' Party, won 29.25% of ballots
Times of crisis and uncertainty offer a chance for the press to be valued again
Worsening conditions to do business are making their headquarters transfer budgets to Asia
Case was discovered in the end of September and there is ongoing activity
For 69% of Brazilian voters, democratic regimes are the best form of government
The survey shows both candidates tie in the second round; voters' rejection of both is still high
A review of all policy proposals for the environment show that all but Bolsonaro agree with the Paris Agreement and zero deforestation
Both countries impose trade barriers and negotiation quotas in order to protect their domestic markets
To philosopher Jason Stanley, candidate vilifies minorities and sells himself as the solution to the country's problems
Exhibition shows photos and textiles from the musical group that influenced different generations of Brazilian musicians, such as Gilberto Gil, Caetano Veloso and Daniela Mercury
Going against the worldwide markest, Bolsonaro's advance in polls made the stock market jump 3.80% and the dollar exchange rate fall below R$ 4
But second round simulations show a tie between Bolsonaro and Haddad
Bolsonaro's ideas echoes among young conservative men like Douglas Garcia
The US president said that Brazil treats American companies "unfairly", but the United States enjoys a trade surplus of at least US$ 90 billion with the country
On Monday, Justice Ricardo Lewandoski decided to enforce his decision to allow Folha's interview with Lula to be carried out
Antonio Palocci's plea deal includes accounts of slush funds for Dilma Rousseff's 2010 and 2014 campaigns and reports of corruption at Petrobras
An objective evaluation of the election coverage would offer better parameters for editors and readers
Folha survey shows that 68 out of 196 universities in Brazil don't meet at least one of the legal requirement to be considered such
Team members have been investigated or defendants in Operation Carwash and other lawsuits and probes; PT says that these cases stem from political persecutions
The PT candidate cements his second place in the presidential run while Ciro and Alckmin are tied in third
Amid a fierce campaign and recession's damages, the recent nod to authoritarian ideas begs from the two top candidates more than abiding by the rules
General said the benefit was a Brazilian aberration and called it "social justice with someone else's money"
"He thought I was like a thing, that he could come close and grab the way he wanted," the victim said
Changes in the Xingu river flow bring issues to wildlife and forces the local communities to change thei way of life
Brazilian waterfalls and national park receive 5,000 visitors daily
Residents are transformed by a landscape so beautiful it imprints itself to their retinas
Deforestation, isolated forest fragments and pressure from poachers are all increasing species loss
Marina Dias' namesake, a magazine reporter from Minas Gerais, had personal data leaked online and received hateful messages on social media
Diogo Afonso Leitão, 16, is a finalist of the Breakthrough Junior Challenge
Uber Lite works on older smartphones; Uber Pool is revamped and brings bigger savings
According to a 2011 cable, Ana Cristina Valle said she went to Norway because she feared the politician; Valle denies ever having said that
There are 45 LGBT candidates running for office on this year's general elections; in 2010 there were only five
Machado wrote the verses in 1867 in honor of Brazilian emperor Dom Pedro 2nd's birthday
Series showcases all Brazilian presidents from Deodoro to the next one to be elected in October, week by week
Actor Robert De Niro is one of the owners of the chain of Japanese restaurants popular among celebrities
In Pernambuco's rural area, where Lula once won 90% of all votes, people will vote for his political heir, no matter how unknown to he might be
In this cutthroat campaign, conspiracy theories and statistical questioning abound
School in São Paulo established gender-neutral bathrooms to help a 15-year-old student's gender transition
The now presidential candidate asked foreign officials to locate his former partner, who had traveled with their son to Norway
Articles claim that electoral surveys have biased samples; Datafolha explains how its samples are selected
With gender-fluid identities and nonconforming voices, they explain how they came into terms with their vocal chords
Biologist and photographer traveled to six states in 90 days to photograph and document rare specimens
The former president said that he rarely has seen such a challenging political and social landscape as right now
Lula's replacement is having an upward trend, but he still technically tied to Ciro Gomes
The European country legalized abortion over ten years ago; Brazil's Supreme Court is discussing the matter
Data survey shows that flooding is now five times more common in the region than in the 20th century
Member of the Kadiwéu tribe wear headdresses and advertise their wares using microphones and loudspeakers
The app's English as a Second Language proficiency test is already accepted in over 300 college-level schools
Gilbert Occhi wants to block an investigation on his actions when he worked in a Brazilian federal bank; Silvia Vescovi authorized investigations
Hashtag went viral after a Facebook group was hacked over the weekend
Operation Sandcastle was dismissed in Brazil but has been a treasure trove for attorney generals in other South American countries
Activity has been the economic backbone in the Tapajós basin for sixty years, but the use of backhoes are worsening silting and deforestation
Between the ages of 16 and 25, 29% of respondents say they would run for office; above 41 years old, the rate is 15%
This type of felony murder highly influences the population's feeling of safety, specialists say
Victim group accuses Catholic Church of delaying investigations
Age, little schooling and lack of money and resources to go job hunting are among causes
Review was based on policy proposals that presidential candidates need to register in the Higher Electoral Court
Forms of questioning and topic choices need to be revised
Illegal marketplace lists 1,200 channels for sale; DTV signal can boost price up to US$ 240 million
After spending US$ 22.6 billion, companies are now consolidating their acquisitions and waiting for a new growth cycle
Use of garbage dumps is growing; fees or incentives would be a solution, specialist says
The currency skyrocketed and closed at R$ 4.19170 after surpassing R$ 4.20 during trading
The drink, legalized in the country for use in religious rituals, creates an opportunity for local neuroscientists
Lawyer Valéria dos Santos was handcuffed for arguing with a magistrate in a court hearing
Prosecutors from Operation Carwash considered the decision to be a "gag" order
Court voted that the Congress needs to regulate this type of schooling before it can be allowed
School project in northern Brazil is a contender for the Riba International Prize
New service also helps patients in matters such as how to return to work and how to make priorities
Bus Rapid Transit was a promise from mayor Celso Pitta in 1996
Biggest challenge is to bring over the former president's voters to Haddad
New research evaluates how media impacts children; they see youtube celebrities as friends
Brazilian government would save US$ 245 million a year by using the generic
Exhibition shows how water and earth converge in the work of Brazil's most famous architect alive
Devalued currency and soaring inflation put pressure on production costs and reduce sales
A study shows that repaving BR-319 could have a great environmental impact on the Brazilian Amazon's "surviving half"
The media didn't stab Bolsonaro, but is it partly to blame?
Uncle Sam's boys had a soccer lesson from Brazil's spoiled brats
Present in all sorts of dishes, the giblet is a national unanimity; in southern states, the demand is so high it needs to be imported
Political rivals disavow the attack; assailant has been identified and arrested
Institution had the oldest fossil skull in Brazil in exhibition
More than one million items were transferred to annex building years ago
Celso Jacob knows the Clean Record Act makes him ineligible, but he decided to run anyway
Segall was being treated for respiratory complications in a São Paulo hospital
Law firms are flooded with questions about the new type of hiring recently allowed by a Supreme Court decision
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