Brazilian Catholics are deeply divided over former President Jair Bolsonaro’s recent conviction. His supporters stand firmly by him, seeing the verdict as a blatant example of political bias, while his critics celebrate it as a vital step toward justice and accountability
A Brazilian court has finally delivered justice for the tragic murder of Jesuit missionary Father Rodrigo Tavares, 38 years after his untimely death. This long-awaited verdict not only brings a sense of closure to the case but also sheds light on the persistent issues surrounding violence against religious figures in the region.
