The Oscar-winning film tells the true story of a former Brazilian lawmaker who was abducted under Latin America’s longest ...

A recent study has uncovered hidden truths about Brazil’s military dictatorship (1964–1985), revealing a vast international ...

Noting that Brazil was facing major uncertainties about the nation’s political future and the fear that the military would refuse to hand power back to society and to eventually re-establish ...

Two years after thousands of his supporters attacked and desecrated the three pillars of Brazil’s federal ... political rivals and stay in power through military force despite losing the ...

Brazil’s attorney ... a vast scheme to hold on to power after losing the 2022 election, including one plot to annul the vote, disband courts and empower the military, and another to assassinate ...

In Brasilia, Brazil ... final attempt to wrest power by encouraging the mobilization of a “group of people in front of the Army Headquarters in Brasilia, calling for military intervention ...

“Culture has immense power.” The film’s message ... invaded government buildings and called for a military intervention in Brasilia, Brazil.Credit...Eraldo Peres/Associated Press That ...

the rise of Brazil in the concert of nations, and the approval of the broad, general, and unrestricted amnesty by the National Congress,” says the text. The military brass agreed on the need to ...