Helena Borges

Helena Borges é jornalista, trabalhou nas redações das revistas nacionais Veja e IstoÉ, sempre nas redações de sucursais no Rio de Janeiro. Seu foco de trabalho é em cobertura nacional de política, educação, economia, meio ambiente e direitos humanos.

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French President Emmanuel Macron speaks at a press conference at the French Embassy in Beijing, Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2018. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein, Pool)

First France, Now Brazil Unveils Plan to Empower the Government to Censor the Internet in the Name of Stopping "Fake News"

Glenn Greenwald

- Jan. 10, 2018

Which is the more serious threat: people publishing false claims (which are subject to correction), or governments censoring political content they have judged to be false?

DILLEY, TEXAS - May 14, 2015: Residents walk through the facility grounds to eat lunch at the cafeteria. The South Texas Family Residential Center in Dilley, Texas was built in December 2014 to host up to 2,400 undocumented women and children who are seeking asylum. The Dilley facility is the largest of its kind, and while residents may move freely from building to building, they are not permitted to leave the grounds.

A Mother and Child Trapped in Obama’s Brutal Family Deportation System

Ryan Devereaux, Helena Borges

- Dec. 13, 2016

Jayne Alves Vilas Novas and her 2-year-old daughter fled violence in Brazil only to become ensnared in Obama’s nightmarish family deportation system.

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First France, Now Brazil Unveils Plan to Empower the Government to Censor the Internet in the Name of Stopping "Fake News"

A Mother and Child Trapped in Obama’s Brutal Family Deportation System