Brazil has added the Covid-19 vaccine to the country’s National Immunization Program (PNI) for children aged 6 months to 5 years old. The country’s ministry of health is also considering establishing school vaccination centers with strict reporting requirements. The new policy will take effect in 2024 accoding to a report by Agência Brasil It comes despite growing opposition among Brazilians... 

Panic and paranoia about the Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) is apparently still a thing in the South American country of Brazil where politicians have proposed several new bills that aim to fine and imprison the unvaccinated. Proposed law PL 5555 2020 would make it so that Brazilian citizens could be imprisoned for up to eight years for refusing to roll up their sleeve for an experimental gene therapy... 

In an interview with Tucker Carlson, Brazilian President Jair Bolsanaro explains why he didn’t take the Covid vaccine and his regret of passing legislation to protect pharmaceutical companies from liability for the side-effects of their experimental vaccines. There follows a transcript of the interview. Why didn’t you take the vaccine? When the virus actually hit strongly in March 2020, people... 

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro declared his country would not sign onto the World Health Organization’s (WHO) Pandemic Treaty, assuring that Brazil will not surrender its sovereignty to the globalist institution. “Brazil will not get into this [WHO Pandemic Treaty]. Brazil is autonomous,” Bolsonaro told reporters on Thursday. “Brazil is autonomous and will not get into this, you can forget... 

Deputies approved a bill on Tuesday to streamline environmental licensing procedures for the paving of BR-319, a crucial Amazon highway connecting Manaus (AM) to Porto Velho (RO). The vote, with 311 in favor and 103 against, faced opposition mainly from parties critical of the project, such as PT, PCdoB, PV, PSOL, and Rede. The controversial BR-319 paving project, ongoing for decades and included... 

A very suspicious virus which they call “bird flu” that is highly pathogenic is killing animals in Brazil while attacking their nervous systems, something which bird flu simply DOES NOT DO. Bird flu attacks the lungs… This virus that is being reported in Brazil behaves more like an airborne version of rabies. Nearly 1,000 seals and sea lions in southern Brazil have died from bird... 

Criminals reportedly set fire to at least 36 buses, four lorries and a train, apparently in retaliation for the killing of a senior paramilitary leader by police Rio de Janeiro’s state governor, Cláudio Castro, has vowed to strike back against organised crime after paramilitary gangsters launched an unprecedented assault on Rio’s public transport system, torching dozens of vehicles in what the... 

In a groundbreaking move, Brazil’s Supreme Court has issued a transformative ruling that assigns prison sentences to those using homophobic slurs, a decision hailed by human rights activists in a nation grappling with widespread violence against the LGBTQ+ community. With a decisive 9-1 majority, the court has equated homophobic hate speech with the legal consequences already in place for racist... 

The Brazilian Supreme Court ruled on Friday former President Jair Bolsonaro will not be allowed to run for office again until eight years have passed. The decision comes after the ex-president valiantly fought to expose what he claimed was a fraudulent 2022 election in the nation. This is a blatant attack on anti-globalist leaders trying to save their nations from falling victim to policies being... 

The tragic and horrifying ordeal experienced by Ranielly Santos and her family during the childbirth of her baby girl has left them shattered and seeking answers. The harrowing details of the botched delivery have sparked outrage and raised serious questions about the medical practices and accountability at Hospital das Clinicas da UFMG in Brazil. The incident, which occurred on May 1, has left Ranielly... 

In solidarity with American Democrats who are pushing for the same, lawmaker Orlando Silva of the Communist Party of Brazil, submitted a bill this week that has been dubbed an “anti-fake news” censorship bill. Just like American Democrats are trying to do, Silva and his communist sympathizers in Brazil want to make it illegal to spread “misinformation” and “disinformation.” His bill, entitled... 

You might know of Stevia as the plant-based sweetener that has a minimal effect on blood sugar and insulin levels and as a healthy alternative to sugar and even artificial sweeteners that we know can disturb the gut microbiome. Native to parts of Brazil and Paraguay, the Stevia rebaundiana plant was first studied in 1899 by the botanist Moisés Santiago Bertoni who observed its sweet taste. Locals... 

Justice Alexandre de Moraes of the Brazilian Supreme Court has punished messaging service Telegram for disobeying an earlier court decision for it to deactivate accounts belonging to the former president’s supporters. The prior decision was reached in January as part of an investigation into vandalism incidents at the nation’s capital’s public buildings. In order to “halt the... 

The plea to look into former president Jair Bolsonaro on suspicion of instigating violence in the capital was granted by Brazil’s Supreme Court on Friday. The presidential office, the legislature, and the Supreme Court are all located in the city of Brasilia, which was invaded and looted on Sunday by Bolsonaro’s followers. They were demonstrating against the controversial presidential... 

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro reassured supporters Friday he remains in charge of the country’s armed forces, and asserted the military would side with the people as his opponent’s election certification looms. “I am the supreme commander of the armed forces,” Bolsonaro told supporters surrounding the Alvorada presidential palace. “The armed forces are the last obstacle to socialism....