Brazil
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Environment
The Tornado That Stole Time from Rio Bonito do Iguaçu
In minutes, a violent tornado tore through the southern Brazilian town of Rio Bonito do Iguaçu, killing six and injuring…
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AMERICAS
Organized Crime Moves into Brazil's Amazon Led by the Comando Vermelho
As Belém prepares to host COP30, red graffiti and whispered threats trace the reach of the Comando Vermelho through Brazil's…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
The Robot That Climbs for the Forest: How Brazil's Amazon Turns Innovation into Survival
Deep in Brazil's Amazon, a new kind of harvester is rewriting the rules of work and conservation. Built by local…
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AMERICAS
Brazil’s Bloody Mirror: The PCC, the CV, and a War the State Keeps Losing
After a Rio favela operation left between 121 and 132 alleged criminals dead, Brazil has been forced to stare into…
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SPORTS
Brazil’s Atypical Fans: How Autistic Supporters Are Changing the Game
In Brazil, where football is more religion than sport, few things rival the power of a flag raised high. But…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
White Feathers in the Blue Sky: A Virus Threatens Brazil’s Wild Spix’s Macaw Comeback
In Brazil's sun-bleached northeast, where the Caatinga stretches in thorny silence, the return of the Spix's macaw was meant to…
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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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