100 years of Florestan Fernandes, a theoretician who served the working class
The sociologist who took his class origins to the pages, saw revolution as essential for the transformation of Brazil
Bolsonaro’s crimes: social movements file a new impeachment request
Administrative malpractice and criminal negligence on environmental issues are part of the document submitted on Tuesday
Victims of reopening in Brazil: Stories of those who contracted COVID-19 going back to work
São Paulo begins a new phase of reopening, but flexibility has its victims, expert warns of infection rate increase
App delivery drivers mobilized across Brazil to demand better work conditions
The national walkout on Wednesday May 1 was organized to demand better conditions for thousands of informal motorcycle delivery workers
Brazil: App delivery workers ask general population for help in national strike
The protest is set to happen on Wednesday 1st, workers are asking users to boycott services on that day
In South Africa, mining workers have double the infection rate for COVID-19
Sector has 907 active cases of the novel coronavirus; country is ranked 19th in the world for infections
Faced with the pandemic and a decrease in sales, farmers incur losses and seek aid
A drop in production and difficulty in repaying debts are now the reality of rural residents impacted by the crisis
Brazil: Minister of Education announces his departure from Bolsonaro government
The situation of the Minister of Education was unsustainable after he participated in a series of anti democracy rallies