Although the acts have been reduced, Bolsonaro celebrated Brazil's Independence Day as if it were 2019; surrounded by children, greeting everyone, taking photos with the public and, most surprisingly, all without a mask. The Brazilian president, who has already passed the coronavirus, is one of the world leaders who is paying the least attention to the recommendations of the experts and that Brazil is one of the countries most affected by the pandemic.
Bolsonaro celebrates the independence of Brazil as if COVID did not exist
The Amazon: the forest that worries everyone, except Brazilians
The world's largest rainforest is considered a key factor in slowing down the fight against climate change, but the issue has been largely absent from the presidential campaign.
To swim with sharks! This is how entrepreneurs float in the face of inflation
The most successful entrepreneur, and the one who can swim and fall in love with sharks, is the one who is willing to learn from every moment of his process, points out Luis Arandia.
#Between the lines | COVID-19. The sixth wave is coming and a (new) variant...
It is not possible to declare when the sixth wave will arrive in Mexico, but now, more than ever, it is urgent that virological surveillance be maintained, points out Jonathán Torres.
Lula and Bolsonaro will be in one of the most closed votes in Brazil:...
The ultra-conservative president and the leftist ex-president will face each other in one of the closest votes in Brazilian history. This is how they are days away from the ballot.
Ballot in Brazil, towards a technical draw?
The election on October 30 in Brazil under the Bolsonaro-Lula ticket exhibits a fierce struggle between two different models and opposing poles that disagree between democracy and autocracy.