Americans tuning into the television news on January 8th eyed a disturbingly recognizable scene. In an “eerily familiar” moment of “déjà vu,” just two
Source: How America’s Insurrectionists Crossed the Rubicon of History – CounterPunch.org
Americans tuning into the television news on January 8th eyed a disturbingly recognizable scene. In an “eerily familiar” moment of “déjà vu,” just two
Source: How America’s Insurrectionists Crossed the Rubicon of History – CounterPunch.org
The failed coup in Brazil is the latest CIA stunt, just as the country is forging stronger ties with the east.
Source: Why the CIA attempted a ‘Maidan Uprising’ in Brazil | MR Online
The fascist attack on Brazil’s main government complex was “directly aided” by major social media platforms such as Facebook, TikTok, and Telegram, the global watchdog group SumOfUs said Monday.
Source: Watchdog Says Social Media Giants ‘Directly Aided’ Fascist Insurrection in Brazil
Less than a month before the general election on 2 October, it seems that things aren’t going well for incumbent president Jair Messías Bolsonaro. To
Source: Brazil, Amazon, World: Ballots and Bullets – CounterPunch.org
In terms of climate change, and the Amazon being this crucially important buffer against the worst effects of climate change, that’s something that Bitaté and the Uru Eu Wau Wau are very aware of. They understand the importance of this rainforest, not just for them, but for the farmers that live nearby. The Uru Eu Wau Wau territory is the headwaters for 17 different major rivers in the state of Rondônia. All of the irrigation water these farmers are using comes from their land. It’s important that these forests remain standing. They want to be able to continue to grow crops. Let alone the rising climate, the funky weather patterns, all of this other destruction that’s going to come to agriculture if we let climate change run rampant.
Source: In the Amazon, Political Power Grows Out of the Barrel of a Camera Lens – CounterPunch.org
“Brazil will have the opportunity to decide which country it will be for the next few years, and for generations to come,” said Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. “The Brazil of democracy or authoritarianism?”
Source: Lula Launches Campaign to Unseat Far-Right Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro