14 Mar, 2025

Via Brasília

5 February 2025 Ambipar is a Brazilian multinational that, in 2024 alone, signed R$ 480.9 million in contracts with the federal government (Composition: Weslley Santos/CENARIUM)
Brazil denies that protocol with multinational grants rights over Indigenous lands
The newly elected president of the Federal Senate, Davi Alcolumbre (Composition by Paulo Dutra/CENARIUM)
Election of new Senate president raises expectations for Amazon-related agendas
Palácio do Planalto, Brasília (Reproduction/PR)
Working Group to develop affirmative actions for the presidency of Brazil
The International Policy Coordinator of the Climate Observatory, Claudio Angelo, and the Minister of Environment and Climate Change (MMA), Marina Silva (Composition by Paulo Dutra/CENARIUM)
U.S. Withdrawal from the Paris Agreement expected to impact projects in the Amazon
Ambassador André Aranha Corrêa do Lago will preside over COP30 (José Cruz/Agência Brasil)
COP30 President promises to listen the Amazon civil society
Members of the National Public Security Force (Disclosure/Ministry of Justice and Public Security)
Brazilian government strengthens policing in conflict areas in Amazonas
Aerial view of the Amazon (Reproduction/Adobe Stock)
Project to reduce areas of the Brazilian Amazon to be vetoed by Governor
Indigenous Women demonstrating at the Esplanade of Ministries (Fabio Rodrigues-Pozzebom/Agência Brasil)
National conference of Indigenous women set for March in Brazil
Industrial Area of the Manaus Free Trade Zone (Image: Suframa)
President Lula approves new tax system in Brazil
Manaus City Councilor asks MPF to remove extreme right-wing protesters in front of the CMA
Brazil: After attacks, fear of violent intervention puts the National Force in Amazonas’ state in check
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