Interview with Federal Deputy Jean Wyllys Published: 6 June 2014 In this interview Jean Wyllys answers questions about the bill he introduced and that shall regulate the work of sex workers. He makes clear why prostitutes should have a minimum guaranteed salary. By Marilene de Paula
Football and Democracy Published: 6 June 2014 The Brazilian Congress and the authorities approved numerous exceptions to important democratic rules in the last five years to favor private interests. It is good that the Brazilian people defend themselves against it. Even if it is to protect football. By Barbara Unmüßig
"Billions were spent on stadiums, now we only need to build a country around them" Published: 6 June 2014 On the night of June 25, 2013, at least 1,000 residents of the Rocinha slum, south of Rio de Janeiro, gathered to protest. They demanded the completion of all the sanitation work in their neighbourhood, instead of an expensive transportation system for tourists. By Felipe Werneck
I wish I was a fish Published: 6 June 2014 Under the justification that a huge aquarium would increase tourism, more than US$126.8 million were spent on the Acquário Ceará in Fortaleza. A questionable project for a city in which 43 percent of the inhabitants don't even have a sewage disposal system. By Sheryda Lopes
More Haste – Less Speed: How to Make Forests Work for the Climate and the People Published: 23 January 2008 A contribution of the Heinrich Böll Foundation on "avoided deforestation" for the UN climate summit in Bali 2007.