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Joana Ramiro

Joana Ramiro is a journalist, writer, broadcaster and political commentator.

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Articles

Analysis: How Far Will Lula Go to Protect Indigenous Brazilians?

by Joana Ramiro

Lula speaks to the media after casting his vote at a polling station, in Sao Bernardo do Campo, on the outskirts of Sao Paulo, Brazil

Feature: Brazil Election: Lula May Be in the Lead, But He’s Up Against a Powerful Ideology

by Joana Ramiro

Lula da Silva greets supporters in Salvador, Brazil, 30 September

International: Brazil Election: Standing With Lula Means Standing Against Poverty

by Joana Ramiro

Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva attends a campaign rally in Portela Samba School in Rio de Janeiro,

Feature: ‘We Can Change Things, It’s Time’: With Days to Go, Lula Could Clinch a First-Round Win in Brazil

by Joana Ramiro

Analysis: Angolans Are Done With a One-Party State

by Joana Ramiro

Analysis: What Can the Left Learn From Portugal’s Elections?

by Joana Ramiro

Opinion: Why Do Rich and Powerful People Become Abusers? Because They Can

by Joana Ramiro

Opinion: Want Drug Policies That Actually Work? Look at Portugal

by Joana Ramiro

five women standing next to one another at a protest

Feature: Why Do Leftwing Women Disappear From Politics in Their 30s?

by Joana Ramiro

Labour leader Keir Starmer in a black suit and dark red tie, against a purple background

Analysis: Has Keir Starmer Heard of Pasokification?

by Joana Ramiro

Portugal's far-right party Chega leader Andre Ventura shouts slogans at a protest in Lisbon

International: To Defeat the Far Right, Portugal’s Left Must Learn From Its History

by Joana Ramiro