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Brazil just crossed 90% internet use for the first time.
A round-of-16 date with the only team Brazil has never beaten reopens the country's oldest football argument: whether a title counts less if it isn't earned with flair
Trump disowns the treaty he negotiated during his first term. How the betting craze manifests in Argentina.
The electoral battle around Trump's tariffs. The Bolsonaros remain at war with each other. Brazil's election blackout season begins.
Brazil signed onto an initiative targeting fossil-fuel leaks. Its real methane emergency is elsewhere.
The US issues its first PCC sanctions. Caiado unveils his VP nominee. The Zambelli case gets a new twist in Italy.
Retail shares remain hostage to Brazil's sky-high interest rates.
What Lula wants for Mercosur. Government starts to cut back on fuel subsidies. The latest presidential polls.
Candidates court foreign ambassadors, the Bolsonaros air their dirty laundry, and Lula flexes his incumbent muscle.
Peru’s vote count is finally done. And Cuba's new favorite sport.
Lula again takes aim at boosting purchasing power. The race in Minas Gerais remains unsettled. The latest on Brazil's October oil auction.
A debt-relief package cleared the Senate, but producers who stall on payments and inputs while they wait may be making the wrong wager.
Is the UK Mercosur's next trade deal? Flávio Bolsonaro renews pledge of allegiance to Trump. Federal investigators turn to Brazil's mining regulator.
The US has branded Brazil's largest criminal organizations as terrorist groups. A former investigator cautions against drawing a straight line from them to Mexico's cartels or Italy's mafia — the comparison, he says, is far from perfect.
In the 1990s, the Brazilian legend Zico helped build Japanese football from the ground up. Now Japan is all that stands between Brazil and the World Cup's round of 16.
Earthquakes of magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 have killed hundreds in Venezuela.
