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Indigenous forest guardian Paulo Paulino Guajajara was killed in November 2019 in the Brazilian Amazon. Mongabay’s Karla Mendes, who interviewed Paulo nine months before his death, returned to the Arariboia Indigenous Territory in August 2023 to talk with his family and the other guardian who survived the attack, Laércio Guajajara, and shine a light on a case that still hasn’t gone to trial after four years.

Sports Brief compares Endrick's debut for Brazil against Colombia last Friday to legends Pele and Ronaldo's first games for the Selecao on the international stage.

Born Wild (Season 1 Episode 3): Attacks from around the world committed by the great white shark. When Sharks Attack 360 airs on National Geographic WILD at 12:00 AM, Tuesday 12 March. Attacks from around the world committed by the great white shark

Body Mass Index Profile of Adult Patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease in a Multicenter Study in Northeastern Brazil

The director of the Pan American Health Organization is taking lessons learned from the pandemic to reshape the regions healthcare sector.

Four decades after it originated in the favelas of Rio, a new wave of the electronic music genre is exploding on TikTok, and inspiring the likes of Cardi B and Travis Scott

Some 32 Brazilians who managed to leave the war-torn Gaza Strip through Egypt are due Monday in the South American country, it was announced in Brasilia.

Afropop Worldwide celebrated 35 years at New York's SOB's with music from Samba Mapangala.

Energy Observer's Journey to Green Horizons Continues with a Brazilian Sojourn.

From ‘Poor Things’ and ‘The Boy and the Heron’ to ‘Priscilla’ and ‘Ferrari,’ our thoughts on a slew of forthcoming films