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🦟🇧🇷"#Brazil to release millions of anti-#dengue #mosquitoes as death toll from #outbreak mounts. Mosquitoes infected with #Wolbachia bacteria that inhibit spread of disease to be introduced in 6 cities after successful pilot scheme" by Constance Malleret theguardian.com/global-develop…

Brazil’s main drug-trafficking organizations have steadily accumulated wealth and power in recent years, Constance Malleret writes. Now, there are signs that they’re looking to infiltrate local politics. worldpoliticsreview.com/brazil-crime-d…

“Nothing will bring our Mari back, but we are one step closer to the answers we so long for!” says Anielle Franco after police in Brazil arrest the suspected masterminds of her sister’s killing

Macron spent three days in Brazil revitalising the bilateral relationship, but all the internet will remember is the photoshoot immortalising his bromance with Lula

Seria massa ter um recurso desses. Já achei alguns sites com base de dados de especialistas mulheres no Brasil, mas bem incompletos e desactualizados

"Far from western headlines, the diplomacy led by Lula has a strong impact. He often voices the opinions of emerging countries that do not align with the disputes of the great powers." Jordana Timerman💚 on Lula's foreign policy theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

The B story in Rio Grande do Sul(RS)🇧🇷 is just as horrific as the catastrophic floods. It's about parallel realities, blame shifting & disaster opportunism worthy of a sequel to "Don't Look Up." And it has obvious & scary global implications🧵

Brazil’s humpback whale population has recovered thanks to an international hunting ban, creating new opportunities for tourism and new challenges for conservation, writes Constance Malleret. brazilian.report/environment/20…

"Lula's return to power was...a moment of hope for everyone in the Amazon." Will Brazil's president, Luiz Silva, fulfill his promise to stop the Amazon rainforest from shrinking by 2030? 🎧#TheTake hears from journalist Constance Malleret: aj.audio/TheTake-916

My first story for Mongabay, on the fires raging in the Pantanal: news.mongabay.com/2024/06/pantan…

Big story is obviously Labour. But looking at the Reform surge, I wonder if we are one or two elections away from where France is now.

As the planet is plunged into a climate crisis, half the countries in Latin America are embarking on new oil prospecting and exploration projects. What's behind these efforts, and what will be the outcomes? First report on the late oil rush in Latin America. More to come today.

In various countries in Latin America, progress on abortion rights is under threat. My latest story for World Politics Review worldpoliticsreview.com/latin-america-…

Latin America’s “Green Wave” has won a string of recent abortion rights victories. But the region isn’t immune to the global backlash to reproductive rights, Constance Malleret (Constance Malleret) writes. worldpoliticsreview.com/latin-america-…

#Brazil ranks almost dead last for female political representation in Latin America, despite #quotas, #dilma, and decades of grassroots organizing. Could this weekend's local #elections change that? csmonitor.com/World/Americas… Constance Malleret The Christian Science Monitor

A reforestation project two years in the making revitalizes the Atlantic forest, creating a sanctuary north of Rio de Janeiro in the face of increasingly frequent heatwaves #UNited4Land via The Guardian Constance Malleret 📸 : Angela Meurer/Plinio Senna

For the first time ever, Rio’s Carnival celebrations will feature a parade focused exclusively on Brazil’s transgender community, writes Constance Malleret. shorturl.at/6eCDR

Los proyectos comunitarios de energías renovables ofrecen transformación social y económica y tienen un impacto medioambiental mucho menor ⬇️ que los proyectos de combustibles fósiles. 🧐 👉 Lee el artículo de Constance Malleret en The Guardian theguardian.com/global-develop…