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Brazil's New Social Media Rules Explained
By Billy Perrigo
Brazil's Environmental 'Terminator' Resigns
By Ciara Nugent
Can Biden Trust Bolsonaro to Defend Amazon?
By Ciara Nugent
Why Brazil's Bolsonaro Changed Opinion on Vaccines
By Ciara Nugent
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Is a New COVID-19 Strain Behind a Surge of Cases in Brazil?
Fears the new strain could overcome antibodies and reinfect patients have little evidence behind them
By Ciara Nugent
January 20, 2021
How Black Brazilians Are Fighting Racial Injustice Today
A dozen people are dancing around a bonfire in a yard between two large warehouses in São Paulo. It’s early November and members of Quilombaque—a Black community hub in Perus, a poor neighborhood on the...
By Ciara Nugent
December 16, 2020
Could President-Elect Joe Biden Help Save the Amazon?
Brazil's Jair Bolsonaro has resisted global attempts to slow deforestation
By Ciara Nugent
November 18, 2020
Brazil Is Burning—and the Environment Minister Is Cutting Protections
Letícia Larcher has had a tough year. As technical coordinator at a conservation institute in western Brazil’s vast Pantanal wetlands, Larcher has spent 2020 dealing with a record spate of wildfires which have destroyed a...
By Ciara Nugent
October 1, 2020
How a Child's Death Has Galvanized a Social Justice Movement in Brazil
On June 2, with schools in the northern Brazilian state of Pernambuco closed because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Mirtes Renata Santana de Souza brought her 5-year-old son Miguel to work with her. Santana, 33, and...
By Ciara Nugent
July 17, 2020
Bolsonaro Tests Positive for Coronavirus
Bolsonaro, who announced his results live on CNN Brazil, added he is taking hydroxychloroquine
By Simone Iglesias and Murilo Fagundes / Bloomberg
July 7, 2020
Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro Tested for COVID-19
Bolsonaro could be seen coughing during a Thursday broadcast on his social networks, when he sat next to six other people, none of whom wore a mask
By Simone Iglesias and Murilo Fagundes / Bloomberg
July 6, 2020
This Brazilian Judge Brought Down Two Presidents Already. Could Bolsonaro Be Next?
'I didn't enter the government to serve a master. I entered it to serve the country, the law.'
By Ciara Nugent
May 21, 2020
Brazil's Culture Minister Fired After Quoting Joseph Goebbels in a Speech
Brazilian culture secretary Roberto Alvim was fired from the government Friday after he appeared to quote Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels in a video setting out his agenda for a conservative "rebirth" of the arts....
By Ciara Nugent
January 17, 2020
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro Leaves Hospital After Losing Memory in Fall
The Brazilian leader temporarily lost his memory, he told a TV station
By Sabrina Valle and Martha Beck / Bloomberg
December 24, 2019
President Trump's Tariffs Shake the World Economy—Once Again
The Trump administration went on offense again this month on a number of international trade disputes. On Dec. 2, the U.S. President tweeted his intention to impose new tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from...
By Ian Bremmer
December 5, 2019
Oil Is Killing Brazil’s Turtles. No One Knows Where It’s From
The massive spill has already spread along the coasts of all nine states in Brazil’s northeast.
By Julia Leite / Bloomberg
October 11, 2019
'It Is Our Very Governments Who Are Killing the Earth.' A Brazilian Indigenous Leader Speaks Out On Deforestation in the Amazon
As TIME reported in its recent special climate issue, the fires from the Amazon seen across the skies of Brazil in August "helped illuminate something the world can no longer ignore." On the front lines...
By Benki Pyãnko
September 13, 2019
Bolsonaro Won't Take Amazon Aid Unless Macron Apologizes
Jair Bolsonaro is rejecting $20 million in immediate aid funding pledged by world leaders at the G7 summit to fight fires in the Amazon.
By Jasmine Aguilera
August 27, 2019
Experts Warned About Amazon Fires for Years
Brazil's space research agency reported that a record number of fires have broken out in the forest this year
By Mahita Gajanan
August 23, 2019
Brazil and Europe in Tension Over Amazon Deforestation
A fight is brewing over the lungs of the planet. Since taking office in January, Brazil's far-right President Jair Bolsonaro has overseen a surge in logging in the vast Amazon rain forest--and on Aug. 15,...
By Ciara Nugent
August 22, 2019
A Record Number of Fires Are Currently Burning Across the Amazon Rainforest
Some fires have been burning for more than two weeks
By Mahita Gajanan
August 21, 2019
Brazil: 2 Ex-Officers Arrested for Marielle Franco's Murder
The Brazilian activist was killed in a drive-by shooting almost a year ago
By Amy Gunia
March 13, 2019
Brazil's New Conservative President Blasts Lewd Carnival Scene in Tweets That Have Gone Viral
Jair Bolsonaro bluntly expressed concerns about Carnival, a longtime Brazilian tradition
By Daniel Cancel / Bloomberg
March 6, 2019
Brazilian Spiritual Healer Surrenders Amid Sex Abuse Claims
More than 300 complaints of abuse have been lodged against Joao Teixeira de Faria
By Suyin Haynes
December 17, 2018
Brazil Rejoices and Trembles at Bolsonaro Victory
"There will be high tensions"
By Matt Sandy / Rio de Janeiro
October 29, 2018
Brazil's Presidential Frontrunner Bolsonaro Says He Won't Pull Out of Paris Climate Agreement
'Brazil stays in the Paris Agreement'
By Kariny Leal / Bloomberg
October 26, 2018
How Far-Right Populist Jair Bolsonaro Could Transform Brazil
What he thinks about women's rights, the environment, race relations and more
By Ciara Nugent
October 25, 2018
Brazil Wakes Up to the Reality of a Bolsonaro Presidency
“It is important for the establishment to hear this message”
By Matt Sandy/Rio de Janeiro
October 8, 2018
The Stakes Couldn't Be Higher in Brazil's Presidential Election. Here's What to Know
Latin America's largest country is on course for "the most polarizing scenario you could come up with," says one expert
By Ciara Nugent
October 5, 2018
Brazil’s Democracy Can Survive the Rise of a Diehard Demagogue
The past two years have seen angry voters in the U.S., France, Italy, Mexico, Pakistan and other countries cast aside the familiar political establishment to embrace candidates who embody change. Now it's Brazil's turn. On...
By Ian Bremmer
October 4, 2018
Mother of Marielle Franco: Why Are Her Killers Still Free?
Rio councillor and activist Marielle Franco was shot dead on March 14
By Marinete da Silva
September 14, 2018
The Brazil Museum Fire Was a Stark Reminder That History Is Always in Danger of Being Lost Forever
'There’s an important lesson for all of us in the fire’s embers'
By Chip Colwell / The Conversation
September 6, 2018
Here's What to Know About Brazil's National Museum Fire
One of Latin America's most important museums was gutted by the Sunday night blaze
By Laignee Barron
September 4, 2018
Jair Bolsonaro Loves Trump, Hates Gay People and Admires Autocrats. He Could Be Brazil's Next President
On the wall of Jair Bolsonaro's office in a modernist annex of Brazil's Congress hang five faded black-and-white portraits. They are memoirs of a time many Brazilians would prefer to forget, when military generals ruled...
By Matt Sandy/Brasilia
August 23, 2018
Brazil's 'Dr. Bumbum' Charged With Murder After Fatal Surgery
Prosecutors said he did not have a license to practice medicine in the state where the procedure took place
By Laignee Barron
August 17, 2018
Argentina Faces Crucial Vote on Legalizing Abortion
Argentina has long been a leader in the region on human rights issues—and if it votes to legalize abortion, it could be the start of monumental change
By Ciara Nugent
August 7, 2018
Brazilian Judge Closes Border to Venezuelan Migrants
Tens of thousands have sought refuge from food shortages and political unrest
By Eli Meixler
August 7, 2018
Plastic Surgeon 'Dr. Bumbum' Arrested After Patient Dies
She died shortly after a procedure to get her butt enlarged
July 19, 2018
The 5 Biggest Shocks in the World Cup So Far
The tournament's biggest champions haven't done so well
By Siobhan Morrin
June 18, 2018
Supporters Demand Answers After Murder of Marielle Franco
Many of her supporters believe she was the target of a political assassination
By Eli Meixler
March 23, 2018
The Assassination of Brazilian Politician Marielle Franco Turned Her Into a Global Icon
On the night of March 14, Rio de Janeiro councilwoman Marielle Franco and her driver Anderson Pedro Gomes were shot and killed in her car after leaving a black-women's empowerment event. The killing of the...
By Suyin Haynes
March 22, 2018
Death of Rio Politician Strikes a Chord in Brazil
Thousands protested what many believe was an assassination
By Eli Meixler
March 16, 2018
9 Killed, Dozens Escape in Brazil Prison Riot
Gang violence is common in Brazil's notorious prisons
By Eli Meixler
January 1, 2018
Scientists are Only Just Learning the Terrifying Longterm Toll for Babies with Zika
Researchers found seizures, motor impairments and hearing problems
By Alexandra Sifferlin
December 14, 2017
Children Set on Fire in Brazil Nursery School Arson Attack
The alleged attacker, a sacked security guard, set himself alight at the scene and died
By Kevin Lui
October 5, 2017
Brazilian Gold Miners Bragged About Killing Members of an 'Uncontacted' Tribe
They boasted that 10 tribe members were killed
By Katie Reilly
September 11, 2017
Brazilian Buttock 'Surgeon' Killed in Suspected Revenge Attack
The victim, 49-year-old Marcilene Soares Gama, faced legal action over charges that she pretended to be a doctor
By Ryan Kilpatrick
July 25, 2017
Norway Threatens to Cut Aid to Brazil Over Deforestation
Oslo has contributed $1.1 billion to Brazil's Amazon fund since 2008
By Ryan Kilpatrick
June 23, 2017
Indigenous Leaders Attacked With Machetes in Brazil
At least 61 activists were killed in Brazil last year
By Feliz Solomon
May 2, 2017
Brazil Is Ready to Turn the Page on an Era of Recession and Graft
After a two-year downturn and the worst political scandal in its history, Brazil finally looks headed in a promising direction
By Ian Bremmer
April 28, 2017
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