Why fear of a coup attempt is on the horizon in Brazil's electionsBehind in the polls, incumbent Bolsonaro seems to feed fraud narrativesWritten by Global Voices Brazil29 September 2022
The Nicaraguan government looks to imprison Catholic priests and stain their imageCatholic priests are among the few remaining critical voices in NicaraguaWritten by Global Voices Latin America26 September 2022
Bolsonaro celebrates Brazil’s independence with a dead emperor’s heart and the armed forcesBrazil’s 200 years of independence became political rallies for the president up for re-electionWritten by Global Voices Brazil22 September 2022
‘It's not drought, it's plundering,’ criminalized activists say of new law in Querétaro, MexicoAccess to water is vital in times of climate emergencyWritten by Elvira Herrera Translated by Laura20 September 2022
Brazil's Electoral Court brings platforms closer ahead of presidential elections, but questions over companies’ commitments remain Eight platforms have signed MoUs with the courtWritten by Laís Martins20 September 2022
Symbol of isolated peoples’ resistance in Brazil, the ‘Indigenous man of the hole’ found deadThe man, whose name, language and ethnicity were never known, lived isolated in the forestWritten by Agencia Publica, Liam Anderson13 September 2022
Lawmakers try to bar gender and sexuality education in Brazil, says Human Rights WatchThe organization analyzed bills and laws related to sexuality and gender in schoolsWritten by Giovana Fleck Translated by Edgar Velozo12 September 2022
LIVE on September 15: Can citizens of democracies still trust the law?The session will be streamed live on YouTubeWritten by Advox9 September 2022
Creating new, local narratives on climate change in the Bolivian ChacoYoung Indigenous journalists propose more representative coverage on climate changeWritten by Jessica Peñaloza Cladera Translated by Teodora C. Hasegan7 September 2022