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World Cup, Olympics: Brazil works toward ‘clean games’

The Brazilian government has tried to guarantee transparency through its Logos Limpos ("Clean Games") initiative.

Brazilian judges rule in favor of upholding legal process

While emotions have certainly flared following the Mensalão scandal that rocked Brazil to its core eight years ago, it appears that justice and the country's commitment to democracy and a fair trial will ultimately win out.

Former chief-of-staff in Brazil claims innocence

Despite the accusations of peddling and corruption within her government role, Noronha alleges that she is innocent and never took part in any illegal affairs.

Special courts for soccer hooligans being debated prior to 2014 World Cup

The Bar Association of Brazil (OAB) has set-up special courts to try cases involving fights in the stadium between fans where the penalty is a fine or community service rather than jail time, but FIFA is challenging the installation.

Brazilian Supreme Court refuses to turn blind eye to corruption

The takeaway from the entire process is that everyone residing and partaking in business dealings within Brazil are required to follow the laws established in this country.

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