Bolsonaro’s conviction reveals a divided Brazil
His time in office, like Trump’s, split the country down the middle. Supporters claim that Brazil’s Supreme Court is prejudiced against him
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Thursday
Will Trump cripple Brazil if Jair Bolsonaro is found guilty?
The President has condemned the trial that’s entering its final stages as a ‘witch hunt’
Wednesday
Bolsonaro indicted in alleged coup plot
Prosecutors allege he was aware of a plan to poison Lula, his predecessor and successor
Wednesday
Does the Bolsonaro indictment show a legal double standard in Brazil?
The former president has been indicted for faking his Covid vaccination status
Monday
What does Javier Milei’s win in Argentina mean to America?
He becomes the first libertarian president in the world
Monday
Make CPAC fun again
The conference was a ghost of its former self
Thursday
The Pink Tide returns to Latin America
Leftist leaders have swept into power, dashing hopes for freedom and limited government
Monday
The Brooks Brothers riot comes to Brazil
America is now in the business of exporting its insurrections
The rage of the Bolsonaro voter
Brazil’s capital was stormed and ransacked almost two years to the day after January 6
Sunday
Bolsonaro falls as South America tilts toward socialism
Another ‘pink tide’ is sweeping the continent
Friday
Why does the media never call world leaders ‘far left’?
It’s all about far-right ‘fascists’ while actual communists escape pejorative
Wednesday
Matt Gaetz calls from self-quarantine
‘I might as well have licked the guy’s toilet seat’
Friday
Brazilian wax
Before the Beatles were boss, there was bossa nova
Monday
The age of LOLitics
Social media is turning democracy into a joke
Sunday
Emmanuel Macron’s climate change virtue signaling
The French president is addicted to the ecstasy of gratuitous self-righteousness
Wednesday
Trump smells a Ratcliffe
The president’s pick for the vacant director of national intelligence role may hit a roadblock
