Brazil’s Presidential Impeachment Sounds More Like a Political Mutiny
On June 27, a board of experts charged with investigating the accusations against Brazilian ...
A London Touch to Tour São Paulo
Looking out at the city as the wind caresses your face, the sun or ...
A Story of Sex, Suspense and Spite Set in Brazil, the US and Spain
For Brazilians living in the United States, any American or foreigner who loves Brazil, ...
Olympic Torch, a Reminder that Brazilian Indians Are Facing Genocide
The Olympic torch is set to arrive on June 25 in a state in ...
WikiLeaks Revelations Strongly Suggest US Is Behind Brazil President’s Overthrow
On May 13, groundbreaking news was released about interim president of Brazil Michel Temer. ...
The Zika Fear: There’s Still Time to Stop Rio’s Olympic Games
Since the outbreak of the Zika virus in Latin America in May 2015, Brazilian ...
Brazil’s Munduruku Indians Start a Movement to Save an Amazon Tributary
Greenpeace has joined forces with an Indigenous Amazonian community in an unofficial demarcation of ...
Athletes and Tourists Should Think Twice If Rio’s Olympics Are Worth the Risk
Brazil has already faced criticism for the increased violence in the favelas surrounding Rio ...
Brazil’s House Speaker Won’t Fall Without Dragging His Colleagues with Him
On June 14, Brazil’s congressional ethics committee voted to remove Deputy Eduardo Cunha from ...
Worried with Their Survival Brazilian Indians Blockade Railroad in the Amazon
Members of Brazil’s Awá tribe have blockaded a railroad owned by Vale mining company ...