From sanctions and tariffs to a controversial donation, actions by the Trump administration have raised eyebrows.

Brazil’s leading presidential candidates took the debate stage on Sunday, one week before the October 25 run-off elections.

São Paulo, Brazil – In 2022, around 7.4 million Brazilian women suffered some type of physical violence, such as punches, slaps and kicks. This represents 14 women assaulted per minute. When ...

São Paulo, Brazil – A São Paulo court on Tuesday sentenced Brazilian comedian Léo Lins, 42, to eight years and three months in prison for charges of defamation and hate speech, following a criminal ...

São Paulo, Brazil – Bolsa Família, one of Brazil’s most iconic social welfare programs, has helped 3 million recipients climb out of poverty so far this year, according to a release from the ...

São Paulo, Brazil – President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva concluded his latest round of international diplomacy on Tuesday after a series of high-level meetings in Beijing. His trip to China followed a ...

Brazil is a country with outstanding technological potential for United States companies looking to expand their innovative, international talent. Its significant economic growth over the past decade, ...

São Paulo, Brazil – Brazil recorded a sharp 32.4% decrease in deforestation across its biomes in 2024 compared to the previous year, according to a report released Thursday by MapBiomas, a ...

São Paulo, Brazil – Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva sent a bill to Congress on Monday that would create labor rights for rideshare drivers that use apps like Uber and 99. The measures ...

São Paulo, Brazil – The Brazilian government is grappling with how to address the harsh deportation measures employed by United States President Donald Trump, who has reinstated a hardline ...

In 2024 Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva announced a comprehensive AI initiative called the “Brazilian Artificial Intelligence Plan” (PBIA), which will look to invest $4 billion in ...

São Paulo, Brazil – President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva signed the demarcation of three new Indigenous territories in Brazil on Wednesday: Potiguara de Monte-Mor, Morro dos Cavalos, and Toldo Imbu.