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Bolsonaro Authorizes Entry of U.S. Military Forces for Joint Training
The training will take place between the two armies will take place in the Paraíba Valley region.
Bolsonaro Defends the Unvaccinated: ‘Freedom Above All… It’s Their Right’
Around 70% of Brazilians have already received the first dose of the vaccine and 47% are fully vaccinated.
Brazil’s Bolsonaro: ‘Who Would Have Imagined Venezuela Would Be as it is Today’
"He who forgets the past is condemned to have no future" and "don't think that certain things that happen to our neighbors cannot happen to us," said the president.
Despite Media Tantrums, Jair Bolsonaro’s Visit to New York Was a Success
Despite endless criticism from the liberal media, Bolsonaro's visit to New York was an overwhelming success.
Five Keys to Understanding the Pro-Bolsonaro Demonstrations in Brazil
[Leer en español] This Tuesday there were massive protests throughout Brazil, a day that was described as a…
Bolsonaro Signs Decree Banning Social Networks from Censoring Brazilians
According to the text, published in the Official Gazette, internet companies will only be able to remove content with a "just cause"
Eduardo Bolsonaro Met With Trump in New York
"I took the opportunity to invite him to visit our country when he considers it convenient and, who knows, to participate in a CPAC-Brazil", added the deputy
Bolsonaro Laments Brutality From Cuban Security Forces
"There are no more cats and dogs in Venezuela because they ate them all. That's communism," said the president of Brazil
Bolsonaro Pushes Mercosur to Promote Regional Free Trade
"We cannot let Mercosur continue to be a synonym for inefficiency and waste of opportunities," the president stated
Brazilian Congress Approves Bill to Privatize Eletrobras With Bolsonaro’s Endorsement
Eletrobras is the largest company in the electricity sector in Latin America, with an extension of more than 70,000 kilometers of power lines.