Brazil
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AMERICAS
Rio’s Long Night: Inside Brazil’s Deadliest Police Raid and a Favela Left to Bury Its Own
By dawn, the air over Rio de Janeiro’s Penha favela smelled of smoke, blood, and disbelief. Residents moved through the…
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ECONOMY
Brazil’s Floating Giant: The Almirante Tamandaré Redefines the Deepwater Frontier
From the air, it looks like a mirage—a metallic city adrift on the Atlantic, its deck lights glinting where the…
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AMERICAS
Brazil’s War on Faith and Firepower: Inside Rio’s Deadliest Raid
When the smoke lifted over Rio de Janeiro's northern hills, at least 134 people were dead—four of them police officers—and…
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LIFE
Brazil’s Guardians of the Sea Pull Hope from the Mud
The mangroves breathe again. In Rio de Janeiro's vast Guanabara Bay, a place long choked by plastic, tides now ripple…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Brazil Builds a School Where Influencers Learn Business Before Fame
São Paulo hums with noise—traffic, construction, ambition—but somewhere near the city's bustling wholesale market, a black, windowless warehouse absorbs the…
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LIFE
Brazil Becomes One Giant Crime Scene: Who Killed Odete Roitman?
Brazil has fallen silent for a murder that never happened. From São Paulo's bars to Rio's parks, millions are obsessed…
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ECONOMY
Brazil’s Cattle Tag Revolution: Can Traceability Save the Amazon—and Its Beef?
In the sweltering pastures of Pará, cowhands fasten bright ear tags onto restless cattle while Brazil's billion-dollar beef industry faces…
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
In São Paulo, a One-Man Cinema Keeps Brazil’s Movie Dreams Alive
On a quiet backstreet in São Paulo, a childhood promise flickers to life every evening when the lights dim at…
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ECONOMY
Brazil’s Sleeping Giant: Serra Pelada Stirs Again as Gold Fever Returns
Brazil’s most infamous open-pit gold mine, Serra Pelada, is stirring once more with dreams of fortune and warnings of ruin.…
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AMERICAS
Brazil’s Amazon Fire Fight: From Confrontation to Cooperation
Brazil has achieved what once seemed impossible: reducing Amazon forest fires to their lowest level in more than twenty years.…
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