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Brazil’s ultra urban megacity overwhelms the landscape and the imagination. Paulo Scott recommends books that peel back its layers.

A study on Islamophobia in the Latin American country shows that working-class women face hostility on the streets and from their own families

Tournament heavyweights Brazil started their World Cup challenge by seeing off Group G rivals Serbia at the Lusail Stadium, thanks to Richarlison's second-half double

Incumbent right-wing leader Jair Bolsonaro is trailing leftist politician Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. Within their battle is a divide over the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

These 10 Best Brazilian Pop Albums of 2021 showcase women, LGBTQ+, Northern, and independent artists. Its like 1920s Modernism, but with more diverse faces.

COVID-19 death toll reaches three million amid deepening crisis in counties like Brazil, India and France Posted 4 AprApril 2021 at 5:16pm Deaths are on the rise again worldwide, running at around 12,000 per day on average, and new cases are climbing too, eclipsing 700,000 a day. The crisis in Brazil continues to worsen. ( Print text only Cancel The global death toll from the coronavirus pandemic has topped 3 million people amid repeated setbacks in the worldwide vaccination campaign and a de...

For golf events. its all the attention, right now, this weekend, on atlanta. play scheduled to resume at 8:00. fires continue to rage in the rain forest. and brazil has called in the military to help out. is it too little, too late? i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label ont...

Xfinity. the future of awesome. fires continue to burn in the amazon rain forest. but help may be on the way. brazils president says hes sending in more than 43,000 troops to help fight the fires. he plame blames the fires on wa weather. his critics say he is at least partly to blame for calling for the amazon to be developed,

Leading for form efarmers to ses to clear land. nick paton walsh has this story from inside brazil. >> reporter: the view down this tributary of the amazon should be clear. but the smoke from the fires has masked much of it all day. you can smell it in the air here. this town knows fully well the disaster unfolding. further down the highway that drives into the heart of the amazon, we drove in there ourselves. the police said to us that the fires surge at night because they are started by those ...

Unclear. and the broader question, too, where does brazil stand? france says its lying. the united kingdom says more must be done to save the rain forrest. a lot of pressure on brazil. but really, this is a global challenge. the lungs of the earth at stake. now, to tell you about a tropical storm thats threatening the caribbean. derek van dam is here. derek? >> the storm has its eyes set on puerto rico, as well. thats alarming. not only the leeward and the westward its, an area of puerto rico ...