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Perdeu Mane

Luís Roberto Barroso: A Defender of Democracy or a Controversial Figure?

Is “Perdeu Mané” becoming the New National Anthem in Zurich? eyesonbrasil Amsterdam, January 19th, 2025 – As Brazil’s Supreme Court President Luís Roberto Barroso embarks on an international journey, including attending the Brazil Economic Forum in Zurich, past incidents resurface, casting a shadow over his reputation. One such incident is his infamous remark “Perdeu, Mané”…
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A Giant White Eagle Hovering Above The Supreme Court In Brazilia With Supreme Judges Running Desperately With Their Thick Bundles Of Dollar Bills

Political Crisis in Brazil: Fears and Hopes Amidst Trump’s Inauguration

eyesonbrasil Amsterdam, January 19th, 2025 – As the world watches the inauguration of Donald Trump, Brazil finds itself in the throes of a political crisis that has left many of its leading figures on edge. The return of Trump to the presidency has emboldened far-right movements globally, and Brazil is no exception. This article delves…
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The Erosion of Banking Secrecy in Brazil: A Looming Threat

The Erosion of Banking Secrecy in Brazil: A Looming Threat

eyesonbrasil The New Norms and Their Implications Amsterdam, January 14th, 2025 – In early January 2025, Brazil’s Receita Federal announced a new measure to monitor all Pix payments exceeding 5000 BRL per month. While the government claims this move aims to combat tax evasion and promote transparency, many citizens fear it signals the beginning of…
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Chess Venezuela

A Geopolitical Chess Game: Venezuela’s Tumultuous Times

eyesonbrasil Amsterdam, january 13th, 2025 – As the incoming Trump Administration imposes new sanctions on Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela finds itself at a critical juncture. The closure of its frontier with Brazil and the kidnapping of opposition leader Edmundo Gonzalez’s son-in-law, Rafael Tudares, add layers of complexity to an already volatile situation. This geopolitical chess game…
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Lara Trump

Lara Trump at CPAC Argentina: Advocating for Fair Elections

eyesonbrasil At the recent Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Lara Trump, daughter-in-law of former U.S. President Donald Trump, delivered a speech that resonated with many attendees. She drew parallels between her father-in-law and former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, emphasizing the need for fair and transparent election systems in both countries. The…
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The G20 Glitch: Janja's Verbal Volley at Elon Musk

The G20 Glitch: Janja’s Verbal Volley at Elon Musk

eyesonbrasil Amsterdam, November 19th, 2024 – In a surprising turn of events at the G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil’s First Lady, Janja, found herself in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. During a panel discussion, she let slip a rather colorful remark directed at none other than Elon Musk. The billionaire entrepreneur,…
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Carvajal's revelations have reignited discussions about the extent of corruption within the Venezuelan government

Unveiling the Shadows: Carvajal’s Revelations and Venezuela’s Future

eyesonbrasil 1. The Forgotten Plea Bargain Amsterdam, November 12th, 2024 – Hugo Carvajal, a former Venezuelan intelligence chief, made a plea bargain that has resurfaced, shedding light on the intricate web of corruption involving the Foro de São Paulo and Nicolás Maduro. Carvajal’s revelations have reignited discussions about the extent of corruption within the Venezuelan…
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A New Chapter for São Paulo: Ricardo Nunes and Mello Araújo

A New Chapter for São Paulo: Ricardo Nunes and Mello Araújo

A Vision for Progress eyesonbrasil Amsterdam, October 28th, 2024 – With Ricardo Nunes re-elected as mayor and Mello Araújo as his new vice, São Paulo is poised for a transformative era. Nunes, who secured 59.35% of the votes1, has a clear mandate to continue his work. His administration is expected to focus on economic growth,…
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A Call to Action: Brazil's Path to Democratic Virtues

A Call to Action: Brazil’s Path to Democratic Virtues

The Criticism of Brazil’s Supreme Court eyesonbrasil Amsterdam, October 18th, 2024 – Recently, The New York Times published a critical article about Brazil’s Supreme Court, accusing it of endangering democracy while pretending to protect democratic institutions1. This bold critique has sparked a nationwide conversation about the state of democracy in Brazil and the role of…
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Caroline de Toni CCJ

A New Era for Brazilian Democracy: The Impact of the Recent PEC

eyesonbrasil Strengthening Checks and Balances The recent approval of the PEC by the Comissão de Constituição e Justiça (CCJ) in Brasília marks a significant step towards strengthening the checks and balances within Brazil’s political system1. By limiting the monocratic decisions of ministers of the Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF), this amendment aims to ensure that judicial…
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