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Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said that Brazil would not accept trade demands from President Donald Trump, describing recently announced tariffs as "unacceptable blackmail."

President Donald Trump's media company has filed a lawsuit against a Brazilian Supreme Court judge, accusing him of violating U.S. free speech protections.

Supreme Court judge Alexandre de Moraes, a foe of Bolsonaro's, will now decide whether to order his arrest

Brazil's Indigenous Missionary Council (Cimi) reported at least 276 territorial invasions related to illegal resource extraction in 2023

The former Brazilian president is banned from running for office until 2030 and faces criminal charges for his role in the alleged coup after the 2022 election

Considered idiological twins and with similar electoral and irreverent political practices, their relationship has been supportive, although it may change now

The accusation presented by the Federal Police is now in the hands of a magistrate of the Supreme Court

The charges include violent abolition of the democratic rule of law, coup d'état, and criminal organization, all tied to an alleged coup plot against Brazil's institutions

The investigation mentions an operation known as "Green and Yellow Dagger," which included killing Supreme Court Judge De Moraes with explosives

The police investigations revealed documents outlining plans to assassinate Lula and his Vice President-elect Geraldo Alckmin, through shooting or poisoning.

The list also includes president Braziluan Lula da Silva and Panama's Jose Raúl Mulino but not Mexico's Claudia Sheinbaum

Milei, who has snubbed a meeting of the Mercosur South American bloc that will be attended by Bolsonaro's leftist successor Luis Inacio Lula da Silva in Paraguay on Sunday, traveled to Brazil instead for a weekend meeting of the CPAC conservative group.

Police found that a former aide of the then-President fraudulently obtained the records for Bolsonaro and his daughter

Marco Freire Gomes, then the Army Chief, described the encounter to authorities investigating Bolsonaro's plans to stay in power in late 2022

The former Brazilian president has been ordered to surrender his passport as part of the investigation

Revelations about the extent of the plot to carry out a coup after his electoral defeat came to light following a plea deal by a close aide

Milei's alignment with the global right, as well as the "U.S. and Israel's" foreign policy, explain the list of attendees

In the first verdicts over riots by supporters of Brazil's far-right ex-President Jair Bolsonaro, the Supreme Court sentenced two defendants Thursday to heavy jail terms on charges including an attempted coup.

This initiative is a joint effort by the Amazon nations to combat criminal activity in the world's largest rainforest.

Brazil's high court opened the first trials over the January 8 riots in Brasilia by supporters of far-right former President Jair Bolsonaro, who were demanding the ouster of his successor, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.

It was the fifth time the embattled far-right ex-army captain faced police interrogation since his term ended on Dec. 31, and the second time in this case, which involves accusations he conspired with aides to illegally sell off diamond jewelry from Swiss luxury house Chopard, a Rolex and other official gifts.

Walter Delgatti Neto claimed that when he met with Jair Bolsonaro in August 2022, the former president offered to pardon him if he suffered any legal consequences for hacking into the voting machines.

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's lawyers said he has "never embezzled or misplaced any public assets."

Incidents of violence, including murders, racism, death threats, bodily harm or sexual violence against indigenous people, touched an average of 373.8 per year.

Less than a month after losing the Brazilian Presidency, Jair Bolsonaro applied for a U.S. tourist visa on Monday, planning to stay there for at least six extra months.

Brazil’s federal police reportedly conducted a search at the home of a nephew of former President Jair Bolsonaro.

As Brazil continues to reckon with the effects of the riots, many analysts believe that the right-wing movement that Jair Bolsonaro started may soon outgrow his influence.

Brazil's Defense Minister caught some flack on Friday after he claimed that there was no evidence that the country's military directly participated in the riots on Jan. 8.

The Brazilian prosecutor-general’s office announced the first charges to the people who participated in the riot, with 39 being charged for "staging a coup and damaging public property".

Authorities on Monday said that they have doubled the security personnel in Brazil due to safety concerns after the recent riot that breached three important government building.