It is perhaps the largest—and most polarizing—social movement in Latin America.”To a casual news reader, the article—by Times Brazil correspondent Jack Nicas—probably looks balanced. The print edition headline, on the May 3 op-ed page, had the headline: “Lula Isn’t Trying to Make Brazil a Pariah. For years afterwards, New York Times coverage of Brazil was more objective than most big US media groups. I fear that, like Romero’s 2014 article, these two New York Times pieces are signaling a new era of biased reporting on Brazil. ACTION ALERT: You can send a message to the New York Times at letters@nytimes.com (Twitter: @NYTimes).