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    Pelé, We’ll Never Forget You for All the Joy You Brought the World

    Pelé, soccer’s first global superstar, has died at the age of 82. To many ...

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    Simon Chadwick
    Lula and Janja share a kiss after his election win on last October 30. 

    Janja, Lula’s Wife, Will Give a New Meaning to First Lady

    The future first lady of Brazil, Rosângela Lula da Silva, nicknamed Janja, will work ...

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    Mandolinist Ian Coury and cellist Kely Pinheiro, two Brazilians, form the Pinheiro & Coury duo

    Brazilian Cello-bandolim Duo Ian and Kely Bring Brazil Groovy Tunes to the US

    A Brazilian duo composed of two of the country’s most talented and promising young ...

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    Daniel Pesquera
    Janja would play a key role if Lula is elected, according to Brazilian media

    Lula Marries Janja. Third Time’s the Charm

    Former Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva Wednesday married sociologist Rosângela da Silva ...

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    Bolsonaro's far-right guru dead at 74 in United States

    Olavo de Carvalho, Ultra-right Anti-vax Guru to Bolsonaro Dies with Covid in the US

    Brazilian Conservative ideologue Olavo de Carvalho, who was President Jair Bolsonaro’s political guru, died ...

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    Rutian Pataxó, poses at historic center of Salvador, capital of Bahia state. Image by Raul Spinassé

    Brazilian Indians Keep Their Culture Alive by Living in Big Cities

    Leaning on the balcony railing at her rickety house, perched above the stairs and ...

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    Alexandre Lyrio
    Silhouette of Indigenous leader Tereza Arapium in the famous Copacabana beach sidewalk. Image by Mongabay

    Indigenous People Are Close to Brazilians in the Big City. But People Don’t Know It

    During a presentation for Indigenous People’s Week, celebrated in April in Brazil, at his ...

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    Amazon Indians’ Doctor with Coronavirus Brings Fear of an Extermination

    A doctor working with the largest tribe in the Amazon has tested positive for ...

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    Anthony Boadl
    Brazilians celebrate the canonization into sainthood of Sister Dulce, "mother of the poor"

    Sister Dulce, the “Good Angel of Bahia,” Becomes Brazil’s First Female Saint

    Tens of thousands of Catholic faithful flocked to a football stadium in Brazil on ...

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    World Cup 2018: The Beautiful Game in an Ugly World

    Football is a simple and beautiful game that gives joy to billions around the ...

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    Atul Singh