The closure of civic space — the sphere between business, the State and family in which citizens organize, debate and act to influence public policies and the direction of the country — continues in Brazil. In this sixth of Civic Space GPS bulletin, the Institute provides an
The third Civic Space GPS Bulletin reports an increase in abuse of power
In one of the most challenging moments of Brazilian democracy since 1988, the agenda presents itself as a great call to civic engagement
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