Raphael Tsavkko Garcia

The myth of Brazil being a ‘racial democracy’ seems to be crumbling, but real racial justice is still not within reach.

There is overwhelming evidence that Spain is illegally surveilling peaceful Catalan actors across the EU’s borders.

Brazil’s president has tried to downplay the threat from coronavirus, but it is poor Brazilians who will pay the price.

A new law giving security forces immunity from prosecution does not bode well for Brazil’s democracy.

Brazil needs a new economic approach, not a new government to save the Amazon.

Not well.

While Bolsonaro has offered no concrete political and economic plans for Brazil, I cannot but fear for our future.

There has been dangerous talk about the role of the military in civilian rule during this election season in Brazil.

PM Pedro Sanchez has already disappointed Basque and Catalan nationalists who propped up his minority government.

Brazil’s response to Marielle’s killing was not silence or fear, but courage and defiance.