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a protester in Brazil wags their finger while wearing a bandana and face visor

a protester in Brazil wags their finger while wearing a bandana and face visor

Analysis: Only the Left Can Save Brazil From Bolsonaro in 2021

Bolsonaro's chaos-making coronavirus strategy and ruthless attacks on his opponents have paid off: the Brazilian president closes 2020 with higher approval ratings than ever. Yet this year has also seen a resurgence of the Brazilian left, one that could halt the country's slide into authoritarianism, writes Benjamin Fogel.

Sticks and Stones May Break Owen Jones, but Words Will Never Hurt Him

Owen Jones joins Matt Zarb-Cousin and Max Shanly on All The Best for a lively discussion on Lycamobile scandal, the Windrush scandal, problems with the media and a general salting sesh.

Zimbabwe in Crisis: Who Will Replace Robert Mugabe?

Zimbabwe is teetering on the edge of a precipice — and potentially a military coup. The country, long dogged by political turmoil and economic instability, is facing more uncertainty than ever before as infighting within its ruling party intensifies.

5 Things You Should Know About Toxic Water Inside the United States

With corrupt government officials and big business devastating the country's clean water supply, America's poor are being poisoned. A look into the murky water politics of the US.

Long Read: The Fantastic Corruption of the Broadcasting British Class

The BBC is often lauded as a beacon of impartial reporting. But this weekend, as Queen Elizabeth's birthday celebrations dominate its reporting, it's worth delving into organisation's deep structural and personal links to the UK's corrupt political elite.

Long Read: From Apathy to Outrage: Why Political Corruption Matters to the Left

Sunday Long Read: Corruption has been a long-standing feature of British democracy, and the rallying cry of populists throughout history. In light of the recent election expenses scandal, what does this mean for the left?

Long Read: 3 Ways to Understand Rousseff’s Impeachment and the Growth of the Right in Brazil

The unfolding 'coup' against Brazil's Dilma Rousseff has caused outcry across the world, but things aren't as cut-and-dry as they seem.

Why Brazil’s Impeachment of Dilma Rousseff Matters

Last week, Brazil's president, Dilma Rousseff, was impeached and suspended following allegations of fiddling the public accounts. As rival Michel Temer takes the reins pending Rousseff's trial, it's becoming clear there are vested interests at play.