Mike Elk is a labor reporter at Payday Report. He focuses on themes related to journalism, media, and workforce issues, often exploring the intersections of culture, politics, and current affairs. Mike's work has been featured in outlets such as PR Newswire, Common Dreams, and The American Prospect.
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Folks, Greetings from Sáo Paulo, where I am getting ready to cover Lula's last-ever campaign rally. It's a historic occasion, and we are going to film.
By: Mike Elk
Three weeks ago, Lula trailed by 1.8% in the first round of the Brazilian Presidential Election.
By: Mike Elk
Folks, The Brazilian Supreme Court just announced it is extending voting hours by two more hours, until 7 pm.
By: Mike Elk
“Brazilians need to see that Americans are not happy with the “bro-oligarchs, who are exporting their villainy across the world, says Rabb.
Folks, I just got home from a rather massive party on Avenida Paulista here in Sáo Paulo.
By: Mike Elk
Yesterday, Lula won a stunning comeback victory to defeat Flavio Bolsonaro. Brazilians took to the streets to celebrate - their parties resembled the joy of the mobilized who were crucial to Lula's victory.
By Jake Johnson Pro-democracy campaigners urged governments around the world, including in the US, to formally recognize Brazilian President
He faces investigation for his ties to paramilitary gangs
By: Mike Elk
SAO PAULO, BRASIL - On Saturday, I spotted a man, Mathues Gabriel, at Lula's massive in Sao Paulo, carrying a sign with the photo of two women.
Folks, After two exhausting months of covering the Brazilian election, I am taking some time off to relax and rest, but I wanted to share
