These are the keys to understand the outcome of Brazil’s presidential election. Read from day 31/10.
“In Brazil, the Judiciary imposes censorship and violates freedom of expression,” says Ives Gandra
The Judiciary exercises censorship against conservatives and intervenes politically in the electoral process to benefit a candidate, the leftist. Freedom of expression is threatened in a more dangerous way than under the military regime. The activism of the ministers violates the balance between powers ordered by the Constitution. No. It is not Venezuela or Nicaragua. […]
The Inter-American Court receives money that conditions its actions, denounces the Global Center for Human Rights
How would you feel if you are one of the parties in a lawsuit and the judge receives money from the other party? That is what is happening to many Latin American countries with the bodies of the Inter-American Human Rights System. The Commission and the Court receive money from transnational organizations, multinational companies and […]
These are the threats emerging from the 52nd OAS assembly
This is a very interesting assessment of the assembly – from a citizen’s perspective – by two members of our network: Colombian María Camila Ospina, a member of our Youth Program and one of the leaders of the Youth Declaration coalition, and Mexican Erik González Neri, spokesperson for the Freedom of Conscience and Expression coalition. […]