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The evangelical wave surging across Brazil

In the world s largest Catholic country, evangelicals are making their mark on the political scene. Their ascent seems undisturbed by the scandals involving their leaders or links with drug traffickers.

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Children of 7 religions tell how they practice faith amid scenario of intolerance in Brazil

Children of 7 religions tell how they practice faith amid scenario of intolerance in Brazil
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InfinitePay Now Offers Tap to Pay on iPhone for Brazilian Customers to Accept Contactless Payments

InfinitePay Now Offers Tap to Pay on iPhone for Brazilian Customers to Accept Contactless Payments
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Lula, 100 days of government in Brazil

In the first 100 days of his government, President Lula da Silva did not exactly live a “honeymoon” with Brazilians, but a period with ups and downs, thirteen years after leaving power with record popularity.

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Most Brazilians think Lula gov´t will be better than Bolsonaro´s

Brasilia, Jan 1 (Prensa Latina) 51% of Brazilians strongly believes that Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who begins his third term as president of Brazil on Sunday, will make a better government than that of defeated president Jair Bolsonaro.

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