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| The most deaths of journalists in Brazil has occurred outside big cities, where bloggers and radio broadcasters usually confront by themselves local power. Now, these people are not alone. A protection network was launched by NGOs and journalism representatives entities. | Nina Weingrill, a co-founder of ÉNóis, wrote an article about independent journalism after Bolsonaro's victory. In one hand, she criticizes Folha de S.Paulo marketing campaign. The newspaper says its newsroom does "professional" journalism - a statement that leaves out a lot of independent outlets which are doing a serious journalistic work, including ÉNóis. In the other hand, she underlines some numbers about - I'm naming here - "Bolsonaro Bump" - an increasing support to small, niche journalistic outlets after the victory of far-right politician. | The meaning of the silence of cultural journalism during Bolsonaro's term of office: "Silencing what is creative, new, reflective, and courageous is one of the greatest capital sins cultural journalism can do", wrote Franthiesco Ballerini. | "We have to find some way to portray reality in a way that we don’t generate false equivalencies", said fact-checker Tai Nalon from Aos Fatos on this article (in English) about the future of fact-checking in Brazil after 2018 elections. | To finish, an incredible multimedia feature about the war of drug gangs (in English) in Rio de Janeiro, by the Intercept Brasil. |
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