Constance Malleret is a Stringer at various esteemed publications including The Guardian and Yahoo News UK. She specializes in themes surrounding agriculture and farming, climate change, and environmental issues, focusing on topics such as climate policy, global warming, and natural resources. Constance's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Brazilian Report, World Politics Review, and FRANCE 24.
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Constance Malleret's coverage spans a wide range of topics, including government & politics, culture & society, crime, and entertainment news. She often includes expert commentary and regularly covers evolving stories related to Brazil and its political landscape.
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By: Jeremy Hance, Constance Malleret
In the Chico Mendes Extractive Reserve in the Brazilian Amazon, locals tap rubber and extract Brazil nuts from the rainforest for a living. It’s a way of life dependent on the forest that goes back generations — and which rubber tapper Chico Mendes, who gave the area its name, was murdered trying to defend in […]
By: Constance Malleret
The Blue Trail, about a rebellious 77-year old woman who escapes forced exile for elderly people, has struck a nerve in a country where ageism is widespread
By: Constance Malleret
In the southern tip of Colombia’s Cauca department, known as the “boot” for its shoe-like shape, volunteer members of an Indigenous guard patrol their territories in the Andean foothills to protect them from invasion and deforestation. The municipality of Piamonte, which covers most of the boot, suffered the highest loss of forest cover in Cauca […]
By: Alexandrapopescu, Constance Malleret
Some companies have made headway toward removing deforestation from their supply chains in the last year, in preparation for the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), according to a new report by the NGO Global Canopy. This shows that the upcoming regulation is driving some progress despite an unfavorable global climate for environmental commitments. The Forest […]
By: Constance Malleret
Demand for martial arts classes grows as women face increase in gender-based attacks
By: Constance Malleret
In July 2025, the Indigenous Shuar people celebrated the end of a decade-long struggle when they received official titles for three communities — the Shuar Tunants, Kampan and Tsuntsuim –- within the Kutukú Shaimi Protected Forest, in the south of the Ecuadorean Amazon. But in one of those communities, satellite imagery shows that between August […]
By: Constance Malleret
João Gilberto Lima was in his fifth year studying at a prestigious private university in São Paulo when he was shown a screenshot of a WhatsApp
By: Constance Malleret
Argentina's overhauled labor law is meant to modernize the workforce and loosen the grip of historically powerful unions. But in an administration focused on cost-cutting, some workers find the legislation one shock too many.
By: Constance Malleret
Argentina’s overhauled labor law is meant to modernize the workforce and loosen the grip of historically powerful unions. But in an administration focused on cost-cutting, some workers find the legislation one shock too many.
By: Constance Malleret, Alexandra Popescu
Landowner Carlos Roberto Simonetti gets three harvests per year from the corn, soy and cotton plantations on his 17,000-hectare (about 42,000 acres) farm called Fazenda Natureza Feliz, or Happy Nature, in the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso. Over the course of four years, he would also get what he calls a fourth harvest, this time […]
