Brazil

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PART OF: Orçamentômetro: Where Does Public Money Go in São Paulo?

The Campo Limpo Sub-Prefecture Sees a R$ 16 Million Cut To Its Budget (Portuguese)

Cleberson Santos
Guest Contributor

February 9, 2026
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PART OF: Sowing Lies

Misinformation Masks Livestock Farming’s Impact on Amazon Rainforest (Portuguese)

Gisele Lobato
Grantee

February 9, 2026
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PART OF: Sowing Lies

Pressure From the Agricultural Sector Alters Brazilian Schoolbook Content, Publishers Claim (Portuguese)

Gisele Lobato
Grantee

February 9, 2026
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PART OF: Orçamentômetro: Where Does Public Money Go in São Paulo?

Itaim Paulista Increases Spending on Tree Planting, but Green Coverage Expands Little (Portuguese)

Thauane Blanche
Guest Contributor

February 9, 2026
Event

'The Lungs of the World for Sale, Limited Stock!'

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PART OF: Investigating the Global Shark Trade

Shark Meat Banned at Some Brazilian Schools After Pulitzer Center Journalists’ Exposé

Karla Mendes
Rainforest Investigations Fellow

January 27, 2026
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Project

Oil and Gas Expansion in the Amazon: Climate Impacts on Urucu and Azulão

The Amazon is exploring oil and gas, with increasing risks.

Multiple Authors

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Expedition To Monitor the Isolated Indigenous People of Mamoriá Grande

A nearly invisible community faces threats.

Leão Serva
Grantee

READ MORE ABOUT THIS PROJECT - Expedition To Monitor the Isolated Indigenous People of Mamoriá Grande
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PART OF: Oil and Gas Expansion in the Amazon: Climate Impacts on Urucu and Azulão

The Disconnect Between Resource Wealth and Public Neglect (Portuguese)

Multiple Authors

January 17, 2026
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Pulitzer Center Update

From Pastures to the Plate: A Call for Transparency in Colombia’s Meat Industry

“It started with a simple question: Where does the meat consumed daily in our country come from?”...

Multiple Authors

January 8, 2026
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PART OF: Expedition To Monitor the Isolated Indigenous People of Mamoriá Grande

Indigenists Decipher Signs in the Forest To Protect Isolated Groups in the Amazon (Portuguese)

Multiple Authors

January 4, 2026
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PART OF: Expedition To Monitor the Isolated Indigenous People of Mamoriá Grande

Opinion: The Time Frame Thesis, Overturned by Brazil's Supreme Court, Was a Threat to Isolated Indigenous Peoples (Portuguese)

Leão Serva
Grantee

January 3, 2026