Two months after one of Brazil's worst man-made disasters, more dams owned by miner pose serious risks to communities
A coordinator of the Movement of People Affected by Dams, her husband, and a friend were killed last week
Temer and seven other people were arrested last week as part of a criminal investigation
Movement reported that other activists were also assassinated; motive is unknown
Protests in at least 126 cities show that organizations are not happy about changes that will hurt social rights
Law expert Patrick Mariano speaks about the timing of the ex-president’s arrest and questions legality of operation
Police executed warrant this morning as part of the Car Wash task force; a former minister was also arrested
Foreign affairs expert argues that Brazil’s new policy jeopardizes the country’s role as a mediator in South America
Members of the controversial peacekeeping mission in the Caribbean country now hold strategic offices in Brasília
Brazilian and US representatives signed the Technology Safeguards Agreement on Monday
