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Climate shocks could push millions of Brazilians into extreme poverty by 2030, a report by the World Bank on Thursday said, urging the country to accelerate investments towards renewable energy sources.

Embraer SA widened its net loss in the first quarter from a year ago but said results came in within management expectations for a seasonally weaker period, reaffirming all its financial and... | May 4, 2023

By Bernardo Caram BRASILIA (Reuters) - Climate shocks could push millions of Brazilians into extreme poverty by 2030, a report by the World Bank on Th...

The latest in Latin American politics on Tuesday: OAS: No reason to doubt Paraguay's election results The Organization of American States (OAS) said that its electoral observation mission saw no reason to doubt Paraguay's election results, following protests by supporters of a right-wing candidate who came in third. Police and supporters of Paraguayo Cubas clashed amid complaints of fraud in a vote that the conservative ruling Colorado Party won comfortably.

BRASILIA (Reuters) -Brazil's federal police on Wednesday raided former President Jair Bolsonaro's home in Brasilia as part of a probe into a group suspected of adding false vaccine data into the government's COVID-19 database, two sources familiar with the matter said. | 06:46am

By Lisandra Paraguassu and Ricardo Brito BRASILIA (Reuters) -Brazilian police on Wednesday raided former President Jair Bolsonaros home, arrested his ...

US Homeland Security to visit border ahead of Title 42 lifting

BRASILIA (Reuters) -Brazilian Finance Minister Fernando Haddad said on Tuesday that the country is working on a solution to ensure that Brazilian exporters are paid for sales to Argentina, which is currently facing a severe economic crisis and a shortage of U.S. dollars. | 03:19pm

Companies would also have to pay content providers and copyrights on material posted on their sites. U.S. to temporarily send 1,500 troops to Mexico border- source WASHINGTON - President Joe Biden's administration will temporarily send 1,500 additional troops to assist with securing the U.S.-Mexico border, a U.S. official told Reuters, part of preparations for a possible increase in illegal immigration when COVID border restrictions lift later this month. The troops would supplement the wo...

The latest in Latin American politics on Friday: