Brazil’s new president Jair Bolsonaro announced he would immediately ease gun laws and fight “the Marxist trash” he says is being taught in Brazil’s classrooms. The former paratrooper plans to make it easier for adults over 25 to own firearms as long as they don’t have a criminal record. “One of the goals to take Brazil from the worst positions in the world’s education rankings is to... 

The Brazilian President has ordered the army to be deployed to the borderline state of Roraima shortly after clashes broke out between the locals and Venezuelans fleeing their country’s economic and political problems. In a statement on Tuesday, Brazil’s President Michel Temer said that the military deployment he authorized on Tuesday is aimed at ensuring the security of both Brazilians... 

One of the two dogs that live with the Temer family was innocently chasing ducklings in a lake by the presidential palace, but all of a sudden began to submerge into the water on its way back to shore. This is when the former beauty queen made a split-second decision and was certainly right. Marcela Temer, wife of Brazilian President Michel Temer, jumped with her clothes on into the water to rescue... 

Numerous global leaders decried nationalism that is undoing the global world order at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Globalist leaders, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, French President Emmanuel Macron, Canadian PM Justin Trudeau, Indian PM Narendra Modi, and Brazilian President Michel Temer railed against nationalism, populism, and “protectionism” during the summit. When... 

The Supreme Court has opened an investigation into the revelations that were part of plea bargain testimony by the billionaire owners of meatpacking giant JBS SA (JBSS3.SA). The court is expected to decide on Wednesday whether to suspend the investigation at Brazilian President Michel Temer’s request until it can be determined if the recording was manipulated to implicate him. “I will not resign.... 

The Rothschild-owned magazine, The Economist, describes Michel Temer as Brazil’s “unplanned” president. The 75-year-old law professor, who played a key role in the impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff, became the South American country’s acting president on Thursday after Rousseff was suspended by the Senate on corruption charges. Temer’s rise to power, however, is not merely a happenstance...