Editora Mol's founders also took home the Reader's Choice award
Temer's aides suggested to the president-elect to make wages in civil service comparable to the private sector
Former Formula 1 driver Pedro Paulo Diniz turns farm in rural São Paulo into a hub for developing organic and regenerative agriculture models, and aims at scaling up their use to 2.5 million acres
Partners create publishing products such as magazines and calendars, with income directed to causes; in 10 years, their work yielded R$ 25 million to 39 nonprofits
A boxing British anthropologist deploys martial arts to develop the potential of young people living in slums and violent communities in 26 countries
The Norwegian government is the most significant international donor for initiatives that fight the Brazilian Amazon deforestation
Nursing assistant escaped landslide for only 10 yards and turned her house into a base for the rescue teams
Commission released a preliminary report with recommended actions
Between August and October, illegal logging rose 48.8%; the most significant increase happened along the border between the states of Acre and Amazonas
For General Eduardo Villas Bôas, the president-elect is more of a politician than a military man
In 2018, at least five state courts suspended municipal allows barring the subject in schools
Bolsonaro promised during his campaign to reform Brazilian law to allow citizens to have broader access to guns for self-defense
One of the few women in the president-elect's transition team, Waiãpi faced homelessness and worked as an actress and physical therapist before joining the Army
Representative Tereza Cristina (DEM-MS) will be Minister of Agriculture, and she will have veto power over nominations for Minister of Environment
Wilson Witzel's proposal of police snipers picking off people with heavy guns but without any confrontation faces legal hurdles
Judge Sergio Moro described the president-elect as a reasonable, prudent and sensible person
The former president of the Brazilian Supreme Court defends the fundamental rights guaranteed by the 30-year-old Constitution
A Folha survey shows episodes in all regions, including cases of censorship and self-censorship
Current and former ministers, environmentalists and people from agribusiness all criticized joining the two departments
Moro promises a "strong stance against corruption"; Bolsonaro wants to roll ministries of Justice, Public Security, Transparency and Comptroller General all into one
Eight former ministers of Environment signed a joint article calling merge with Agriculture a step backward and that Bolsonaro is "unaware of his incompetence"
Brazil's first astronaut was at first considered to be Bolsonaro's running mate; Communications set to become a separate department
The president-elect economic advisor Paulo Guedes will lead the joint ministry of Finance, Planning, Industry and Trade
What will be the trademark gestures and symbols of Brazil's next president
Brazil's president-elect criticized the newspaper on national television: "On its own, this newspaper is over"
Bolsonaro Says Retired General Augusto Heleno Will Be His Defense Minister
Popular among the religious caucus, the representative was baptized in 2016 already aiming at a presidential run
President-elect gives different versions about the cases of phantom cabinet aide and WhatsApp scandal, both revealed by Folha
Guerrilla manhunt during the military dictatorship brought his interest in the Army; at the House, he defended a larger presence of the State
With 55% of votes, former Army captain defeats Fernando Haddad and becomes Brazil 42nd president
Public interest organizations and the academy disavowed the raids, which happened in several states for the last three days
In the midst of a campaign defined by polarization and attacks, Youtube starts keep quiet and avoid endorsing any presidential candidate
Voting intentions for the far-right politician went from 59% to 56% and for his opponent, from 41% to 44% in one week
Representatives from the Parliamentary Front For Agriculture are against the proposal
The woman, a young student from Porto Alegre, will be charged with falsely reporting a crime
In the northeastern backcountry, people know little about the presidential run
For government employees, Bolsonaro's criticisms of the agency are feeding hostilities
To avoid jail, he swallowed the necklace and claimed innocence
Group is the brainchild of former trump advisor Steve Bannon
Besides Dias Toffoli, justices Celso de Mello and Alexandre de Moraes addressed the issue
Former candidate Geraldo Alckmin's campaign team received a proposal of US$ 2.35 million for WhatsApp blasts; they didn't accept it
Armed Forces officials fear that the institution becomes associated with failures in an eventual Bolsonaro government
A planned update of welfare program Bolsa Família, with more encouragements to job searching, is also trying to end the last Lula fiefdom in the country
New Datafolha survey shows that the right-wing candidate keeps a wide lead against his opponent
Candidate says he has no say in the actions of businessmen sympathetic to him; opposition talks about slush funds and electoral fraud
Occupations are against the state government guidelines because they put children in danger
Nabhan Garcia also says that concern over climate change is exaggerated and doesn't want to dialogue with the Landless Workers Movement
With US$ 3 million contracts, practice is illegal because it is considered an off-the-books contribution
Roraima state governor denies supporting repatriation efforts from Maduro's government
After having trouble joining forces with other political parties, candidate shifts focus in lower-income voters, evangelicals and intellectuals
Other ten people were indicted, including a close friend of the president
Gustavo Bebianno says the party won't open a dialogue with left-wing parties, who have "the most backward minds in the face of the Earth."
Probe on corruption and illicit business practices in the country's largest meat processing companies also indicted BRF's former CEO Pedro de Andrade Faria
Any constitutional changes require voting in both Houses, always in two rounds, with the agreement of three-fifths of all lawmakers
Private funding, from donations or the politicians' own money, corresponded to US$ 200 million
The far-right representative only loses for the PT candidate in the Northeast; Bolsonaro voters rank high among the wealthy and college-educated
The fragmentation caused by 30 elected parties, half of it with actual voting power in the Houses, will make effective action more difficult
Presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro's son is the most voted ever in the state
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
The far-right candidate had 46.05% of votes, while Haddad, from left-wing Workers' Party, won 29.25% of ballots
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
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
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
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
General said the benefit was a Brazilian aberration and called it "social justice with someone else's money"
Changes in the Xingu river flow bring issues to wildlife and forces the local communities to change thei way of life
Marina Dias' namesake, a magazine reporter from Minas Gerais, had personal data leaked online and received hateful messages on social media
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
Series showcases all Brazilian presidents from Deodoro to the next one to be elected in October, week by week
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
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
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
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
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%
Victim group accuses Catholic Church of delaying investigations
Review was based on policy proposals that presidential candidates need to register in the Higher Electoral Court
Illegal marketplace lists 1,200 channels for sale; DTV signal can boost price up to US$ 240 million
Use of garbage dumps is growing; fees or incentives would be a solution, specialist says
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
Biggest challenge is to bring over the former president's voters to Haddad
A study shows that repaving BR-319 could have a great environmental impact on the Brazilian Amazon's "surviving half"
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
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