The coronavirus hasn’t shut down organized crime, but the arrest of one of Brazil’s most wanted criminals may slow it down.
The coronavirus hasn’t shut down organized crime, but the arrest of one of Brazil’s most wanted criminals may slow it down.
From tea-induced “force fields” (yes, you read that right) to blaming migrants, misinformation is circulating widely.
“[Populist leaders] all have a general anti-establishment streak...That can be really dangerous during a global pandemic,” said AS/COA's Brian Winter about Jair Bolsonaro to the Los Angeles Times.
« Le Brésil avait une chance de limiter la propagation, mais il est en train de perdre cette opportunité », a déclaré Brian Winter au Parisien.
When it comes to violence against women in Mexico, "the real problem is impunity," said AS/COA Online's editor-in-chief.
"This is more about failure of leadership than the military's desire to take power," said the AS/COA vice president.
