By CHICO WHITAKER: If the current Congress seems like a caricature of Brazilian society – white, male and millionaire – the fault lies not only with the electoral system, but with our passivity. Accepting vote buying as “normal” is to be complicit
By CHICO WHITAKER: The deterioration between the Executive and Legislative branches is not a cyclical crisis, but a structural consequence of an electoral system based on vote buying that replaces ideological debates with commercial transactions
By CHICO WHITAKER: Amid disbelief in politics, a human rights group is born in the São Paulo City Council to challenge the traditional power game
By CHICO WHITAKER: Parliamentarians in favor of the people must also form their benches
By CHICO WHITAKER: Will radically different electoral campaigns for Municipal Chambers be possible in 2024?
By CHICO WHITAKER: We have to find democratic ways to confront the scourge of depoliticization and disinformation, so that profiteers do not inflate opportunistic majorities
By CHICO WHITAKER: Misinformation is what marks the nuclear issue in Brazil
By CHICO WHITAKER:
The coup attempt made possible a great front for democracy, uniting the Three Powers of the Republic and civil society
By CHICO WHITAKER & ODED GRAJEW:
What lesson can we at the World Social Forum draw from what happened in Brazil, while the noise of confrontation persists?
By CHICO WHITAKER:
This scam will make many people desperate with the debt that will result from it, when they stop receiving the Brazil Aid
By CHICO WHITAKER:
Electoral crimes have to be judged much more quickly than others
By CHICO WHITAKER:
Almost all members of the current federal legislature are representatives of the 1% at the top of the social pyramid.
By OLIVIA SILVA TELLES & CHICO WHITAKER:
In today's Brazil, institutions have stopped working and seem to have collapsed.
By CHICO WHITAKER:
We need to move from indignation to action if we really want things to change.
By CHICO WHITAKER:
With the clock ticking down to the decisive minute, we are all called upon to turn our outrage into action.
By CHICO WHITAKER:
Every day that passes with this execrable person in charge of the government more destructive initiatives he takes
By CHICO WHITAKER:
Bolsonaro should have already fallen in the face of the crimes he committed, but the opposite is happening and they are normalizing everything unacceptable with general attention focused only on the electoral process
By CHICO WHITAKER:
In addition to “Bolsonaro out!”, it is necessary to shout: “Out already!
By CHICO WHITAKER:
The difficulties to overcome the challenge of curbing the sinister figure of the President of the Republic
By CHICO WHITAKER; MARCELO BARROS; RAFAEL RODRIGUES and WALDIR AUGUSTI: It has become urgent and essential to remove the President of the Republic. We can no longer wait for impeachment or the 2022 elections
By CHICO WHITAKER: If the current Congress seems like a caricature of Brazilian society – white, male and millionaire – the fault lies not only with the electoral system, but with our passivity. Accepting vote buying as “normal” is to be complicit
By CHICO WHITAKER: The deterioration between the Executive and Legislative branches is not a cyclical crisis, but a structural consequence of an electoral system based on vote buying that replaces ideological debates with commercial transactions
By CHICO WHITAKER: Amid disbelief in politics, a human rights group is born in the São Paulo City Council to challenge the traditional power game
By CHICO WHITAKER: Parliamentarians in favor of the people must also form their benches
By CHICO WHITAKER: Will radically different electoral campaigns for Municipal Chambers be possible in 2024?
By CHICO WHITAKER: We have to find democratic ways to confront the scourge of depoliticization and disinformation, so that profiteers do not inflate opportunistic majorities
By CHICO WHITAKER: Misinformation is what marks the nuclear issue in Brazil
By CHICO WHITAKER:
The coup attempt made possible a great front for democracy, uniting the Three Powers of the Republic and civil society
By CHICO WHITAKER & ODED GRAJEW:
What lesson can we at the World Social Forum draw from what happened in Brazil, while the noise of confrontation persists?
By CHICO WHITAKER:
This scam will make many people desperate with the debt that will result from it, when they stop receiving the Brazil Aid
By CHICO WHITAKER:
Electoral crimes have to be judged much more quickly than others
By CHICO WHITAKER:
Almost all members of the current federal legislature are representatives of the 1% at the top of the social pyramid.
By OLIVIA SILVA TELLES & CHICO WHITAKER:
In today's Brazil, institutions have stopped working and seem to have collapsed.
By CHICO WHITAKER:
We need to move from indignation to action if we really want things to change.
By CHICO WHITAKER:
With the clock ticking down to the decisive minute, we are all called upon to turn our outrage into action.
By CHICO WHITAKER:
Every day that passes with this execrable person in charge of the government more destructive initiatives he takes
By CHICO WHITAKER:
Bolsonaro should have already fallen in the face of the crimes he committed, but the opposite is happening and they are normalizing everything unacceptable with general attention focused only on the electoral process
By CHICO WHITAKER:
In addition to “Bolsonaro out!”, it is necessary to shout: “Out already!
By CHICO WHITAKER:
The difficulties to overcome the challenge of curbing the sinister figure of the President of the Republic
By CHICO WHITAKER; MARCELO BARROS; RAFAEL RODRIGUES and WALDIR AUGUSTI: It has become urgent and essential to remove the President of the Republic. We can no longer wait for impeachment or the 2022 elections