‘Avengers’ assemble on Twitter to help bring out the vote in BrazilMarvel superhero actors encourage voting in bitterly contested election runoffWritten by Global Voices Brazil30 October 2022
Three violent acts per day during Brazil's first round of elections, according to surveyCount made by Agencia Publica considere cases from August 16 until October 2Written by Agencia Publica, Liam Anderson28 October 2022
Undertones: Brazil copes with ‘digital militias’ ahead of tense electionsDo the ends justify the means when dealing with disinformation?Written by Civic Media Observatory27 October 2022
Brazilian candidates reduce attention on peripheral neighborhoods in 2022 electionsCompared to the 2018 elections, presidential candidates’ plans referenced them 80 percent less Written by Agência MuralTranslated by Liam Anderson22 October 2022
The love and hate relationship of Hungary's ruling party Fidesz and Facebook Once ignored, Facebook is now central to Fidesz's strategyWritten by Veszna Wessenauer21 October 2022
Turkish lawmakers ratify new disinformation billThe restrictions went into effect on October 18Written by Arzu Geybullayeva21 October 2022
Can citizens of democracies still trust the law? A Global Voices Insights discussionA summary of our International Day of Democracy webinarWritten by Ameya Nagarajan11 October 2022
‘When the porridge is hot, one eats it on the side': Haiti's current protests, explained on Twitter'Haiti is occupied'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco9 October 2022
Why most Salvadorans want Bukele's re-election despite his growing authoritarianismA Salvadoran perspective on why people want to re-elect the controversial presidentWritten by Eddie Galdamez7 October 2022
Brazil’s first round of elections: left scores historical wins but bolsonarism still strongBolsonaro faces a runoff, but allies were elected to parliaments and as governorsWritten by Global Voices Brazil5 October 2022
In Brazil's election year, women in politics denounce recurring threatsParliamentarians draw attention to messages with insults and death threatsWritten by Luís Gustavo CarmoTranslated by Edgar Velozo3 October 2022
Angola’s elections: the incumbent MPLA wins, but the opposition disputes resultsThe courts rejected the dispute, declaring MPLA the winnerWritten by Global Voices LusofoniaTranslated by Liam Anderson3 October 2022
Catholics and evangelicals may get to decide Brazil's next presidentBrazil has around 80% of its population identifying under one of these faithsWritten by Daniela Rebello2 October 2022
Under Bolsonaro, political attacks gain institutional legitimacy in BrazilAttacks once restricted to online spaces have begun translating into real-life violence.Written by Laís Martins2 October 2022