Brazilian Documentary Receives Oscar Nomination, But Not All Agrees

Earning a nomination for Oscars 2020, the Brazilian documentary The Edge of Democracy, has once again opened the table for discussion about the polarization of Brazil's politics.

Israel Warns Brazil to Accept Ambassador or Risk Deterioration of Relations

Israel has cautioned Brazil that unless they accept former head of the Jewish settlement movement Dani Dayan as ambassador, they risk a downgrade relations.

Brazilian President Rousseff, Chilean President Bachelet on Forbes' List of Most Powerful Women

Forbes selected four Latin American political leaders for this year's list of the world's most influential women.

Brazilian Internet Governance Conference Ends With A Little Agreement, Optimism

Net Mundial, a global internet governance conference being held this week in Brazil ended on Thursday with little concrete progress to show. Nevertheless optimistic participants representing a wide range of interests celebrated the constructive conversations that took place during the two-day event, which coincided with Brazil signing its groundbreaking "Internet Bill of Rights" into law.
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