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Read an exclusive interview (in English) with C.W. Anderson. The conversation is about the click culture in the newsrooms, ethnography, journalism crisis, Academia and the similarities between Brazilian and American politics. | In 10 weeks as president, Bolsonaro said one wrong statement per day. The headline is part of a bigger project led by Aos Fatos: a database of president's statements checked by the outlet. An excerpt of the article: "Until last March 10th, Aos Fatos found that from the 149 checkable statements made by Bolsonaro, 67 presented true information, 52 had some degree of error and another 30 contained completely false data." | Bolsonaro has tweeted a lie about a journalist from O Estado de S.Paulo. This article from The Guardian tells the story and shows why the statement of Brazil's president was a lie (in English). Columbia Journalism Review sees it as an attack against the press (in English). Brazilian Investigative Journalism Association repudiated the attack. | Also this week two people accused to kill Marielle Franco, a city councilor from Rio de Janeiro, were arrested. This op-ed from Agência Pública draws a relation network that approximate Bolsonaro family to the suspects. |
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