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Fans of Corinthians have spent six months trying to help the popular São Paulo football club pay off its stadium debts — and have raised only 5% of the target
Pope Leo XIV’s ties to Latin America. And Mexico’s controversial judicial elections spark a new crisis
The latest on Brazilian inflation. Privacy advocates score a win against Meta. Inequality goes down — but can it last?
A project involving scientists from 13 countries has drilled deep underground in an attempt to date the Amazon basin and figure out how it became such a haven for biodiversity
Congress and the Supreme Court are on a collision course. Brazil’s interest rates are at a 19-year high. The social security scandal is only getting worse
A crisis in a mid-sized bank is prompting calls for changes to Brazil's deposit insurance system, pitting large financial corporations against fintech upstarts
Brazil and the next pope. Nubank hires former central banker. What Lady Gaga brought to Rio, besides music
Mexican broadcast giant Televisa accused of reputational hit jobs. How crime groups from the Balkans are settling in Latin America
A push to expand Brazil’s lower house. A new Amazon Atlas. Brazil’s HDI goes up, but so do illiteracy levels
Nearly half of plant diseases affecting Brazilian crops could become more dangerous with climate change, according to a new study
Another cabinet member bites the dust. 99 dives back into Brazil’s food delivery red ocean. Press freedoms improve in Brazil
After decades of selling itself as a land of sun, sand and sensuality, Brazil is now working to rebrand as a reliable hub for business travel
From viral streamer to sports broadcasting innovator, Casimiro Miguel's CazéTV is reshaping Brazilian football coverage, offering free, engaging alternatives to traditional networks and captivating a new generation of fans
An aging population adds pressure to regional pension systems. And the controversial arrests of Guatemalan indigenous leaders
Grain traders are being taken to court over the Brazilian Amazon’s Soy Moratorium. A House committee is considering whether to suspend coup-plotting charges against Bolsonaro ally Ramagem. Venture capital and AI up for debate at Web Summit
Despite the risks of drilling near the mouth of the Amazon River, local governments in northern Brazil argue oil exploration is the way toward prosperity — but has that worked out elsewhere in the country?
