Brazil
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Brazil Builds Supersonic Power, and Latin America Notices the Difference
Brazil's first domestically assembled Gripen, the F-39E, produced in Gavião Peixoto, marks more than an aviation milestone. It signals industrial…
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ANALYSIS
Brazilian Ballot Shifts as Lula Confronts a More Challenging Latin America
Brazil's rapidly tightening electoral race extends beyond domestic implications. It indicates a regional shift toward security, conservatism, and anti-establishment pragmatism,…
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Social Media
Brazil Writes New Rules as Childhood Battles the Algorithmic State
Brazil's new online child protection law is presented as a safeguard but also sparks a broader political debate across Latin…
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ANALYSIS
Brazil Watches Lula’s Edge Shrink as Old Certainties Fade Fast
Americas Quarterly reports that Brazil’s election race has tightened quickly, as economic progress clashes with corruption concerns, digital challenges, religious…
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AMERICAS
Brazil, Epstein, and the Modelling Trap That Looked Like Escape
A BBC News Brasil investigation reveals how glamour, visas, and a mother's doubts came together in Brazil, uncovering a modelling…
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Brazil Plants Tomorrow’s Coffee as Heat Threatens Latin America’s Cup
In a Sao Paulo plantation tucked inside a vast city, researchers are testing whether Brazil’s next coffee trees can survive…
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SPORTS
Brazilian Soccer Sexism Echoes Across Latin America’s Sidelines and Homes
A Brazilian defender’s punishment for sexist remarks after a heated loss reaches beyond one match, one referee, and one apology.…
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Entertainment
Brazil Carnival Politics Echo After Lula Tribute Samba School Relegated
A Rio samba school bet its debut on praising President Lula and mocking his rivals. Judges sent it to last…
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LIFE
Brazil Carnival Morning Turns City Center into a Singing Garden
By eight in the morning, Rio’s carnival is already underway, with beer cups, flower costumes, and street bands drawing crowds…
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LIFE
Brazil Street Carnival Ends with Foreign Voices Still Singing Loudly
On Rio’s last official carnival day, street blocos pulled in crowds again, including thousands of foreigners who danced imperfectly, sang…
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