Paula Daibert

Brazilian journalist with a Master's degree in Arab and Islamic Studies by the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. Freelance Brazil correspondent for the Thomson Reuters Foundation's TrustLaw news website, which specializes in corruption issues. Interested in Brazil and its relations with other countries. Global Voices’ author and translator.

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Latest posts by Paula Daibert

Indigenous People Occupy Brazil's Congress Over Land Rights Bill

The occupation of a plenary session of the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies by around 300 indigenous people, on April 16, have caught congressmen by surprise and have put the spotlight on proposed amendment to the Constitution number 215, which transfers the power to demarcate indigenous land from the Executive to the Legislative power.

26 April 2013

Yoani Sánchez Divides Opinions on a Visit to Brazil

Cuban blogger Yoani Sánchez was received in Brazil by pro-Cuban government protesters, who accuse her of receiving money from the United States' government and of being a CIA agent. The ones that support the dissident's actions accuse the Brazilian government of collaborating with the Cuban government's repression.

22 February 2013