Special: Election in the Amazon and attacks on the Tapajós de Fato website

How can we speak of democracy when a journalism vehicle is forced to suspend its electoral coverage due to threats and intimidations? In this special episode, we host João Paulo Serra, project coordinator for the website Tapajós de Fato.Good morning, end of the worldreceives João Paulo Serra, project coordinator for the website Tapajós de Fato.Tapajós in FactFollowing threats and episodes of violence during the 2022 elections, which included intimidations against team members and even an attempted stabbing, the site decided to interrupt election coverage due to a lack of security.

The story was revealed in a report by Agência Pública.

The history was unveiled in an article by Agência Pública.The Public AgencyIn partnership with various media outletsBrazil ReporterandInfoAmazon. The initiative is part of the "Transborder Editorial Council," which fosters collaboration, knowledge sharing, and joint coverage development of topics transcending national borders in the Amazon. To read the article, access:

Report Power Violence

The Amazon website that stopped covering elections out of fear for its journalists' lives.

September 14, 2026 | ByDaniel Camargos, InfoAmazonia, Public Agency/Reporter Brazil

Tapajós de Fato, based in Santarém (Para), gave up systematically covering candidates in 2026 after years of threats.

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