Celso Amorim's interview with Brazil Office. Former Foreign Minister in the governments of Itamar Franco, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, and Dilma Rousseff talks about the foreign policy of the new Brazilian government. In conversation with James N. Green on the Brazil Unfiltered podcast, the diplomat analyzes the future of relations with the BRICS, South American neighbors, and the United States

President’s Electoral Coalition Goes to the Electoral Court to Question Lula's Legitimate Victory. Minister Alexandre de Moraes Denies Request to Invalidate almost Half of the Ballot Boxes

Lula is Elected President of Brazil. Bolsonaro Must Support the Transition. Workers’ Party (PT) candidate received more than 2 million votes more than his rival and is expected to take office on January 1, 2023. Current president must recognize the result and refrain from inciting violence and unfounded questioning

Delegation of US Specialists Accompanies Second Round of Brazilian election. Five international experts will be in Brazil on a visit organized by the Washington Brazil Office (WBO) at the invitation of Regional Electoral Court in São Paulo. Members of the delegation will accompany the Ballot Box Integrity test and visit polling places.

The WBO’s live coverage of the second round of the Brazilian election. Analysts will take turns speaking over the course of our four-hour-long broadcast. Coverage will be live on Twitter Spaces and will be in English.

International Mission publishes its statement on the 1st round. Document cites records of 'threats, physical assaults and politically motivated killings'. Group urges the Brazilian government to investigate and hold those involved accountable

Second round in Brazil requires redoubled attention with the defense of democracy. Lula and Bolsonaro will have decisive confrontation on October 30th. Statements by the current president about the polls and the military again generate concern

The WBO’s live broadcast covering and analyzing the Brazilian election. More than 15 analysts will take turns speaking over the course of our four-hour-long broadcast.

US Senate unanimously approves resolution in defense of democracy in Brazil. No senator - not even from the Republican Party - opposed the text presented by Senators Tim Kaine and Bernie Sanders. Document recommends suspending US-Brazil relations in case of attack on the electoral system

International Mission of Human Rights Specialists follows Brazilian election. The objective is to monitor and to provide information to the international community about the context of the dispute. The Work will focus on human rights violations and political violence in the electoral context

International personalities sign manifesto in defense of democracy and elections in Brazil. Roger Waters, Anne Hidalgo, Danny Glover, Pablo Iglesias and Noam Chomsky are among the more than 100 artists, academics, activists and politicians from 10 countries who sign the the letter. Document seeks to support Brazilian institutions in the face of Bolsonaro's anti-democratic attacks.

US Congressmen urge Biden to press Bolsonaro for democracy. Letter to the US President has the signature of at least 31 representatives and 8 senators. Document accuses Brazilian president of threatening democratic institutions on the eve of the election.

WBO weekly bulletin closely follows elections in Brazil. Newsletter in English brings information about the Brazilian presidential race to more than 2,000 subscribers. The free publication is available for subscription via the WBO website.

At the European Union, Brazilian organizations denounce Bolsonaro's attacks on the electoral system. Trip includes meetings in Brussels, Madrid, Geneva, Paris and Rome. Initiative comes after meetings held in July with congressmen and other US authorities in Washington DC

Experts draw parallels between the US and Brazil cases. Debate will be open for virtual participation, with simultaneous translation

Bolsonaro's threats unleash a wave of international solidarity. Universities in the USA, Europe and Latin America participate in a cycle of events

US Senator presents a motion in defense of Brazilian democracy and respect for the results of the polls, whoever the winner is. The initiative was announced days after a visit by a civil society delegation to Washington, organized by the WBO

On Capitol Hill, senators and deputies defend respect for democracy and Brazilian elections as an object of international interest. A Brazilian delegation of 19 civil society organizations was received at the Department of State and the US Congress

US Representatives and Senators receive a delegation from 18 Brazilian civil society organizations. The group's intention is to ask that the result of the presidential election be recognized immediately, to avoid coup attempts.