Step inside the workshop of the Brazilian artist José Francisco Borges and follow the process of making intricate woodblock prints.
The stock offering is the first in Brazil since President Michel Temer was accused in a continuing corruption investigation in May.
Etiquette can vary by destination: use the correct utensils, eat at the right hour and research tipping practices.
Lochte had been charged with filing a false robbery report after a confrontation involving him and other U.S. swimmers who were in Brazil for the 2016 Olympics.
In Latin America, we’re too used to death. But there’s a way to stop it.
Unesco called the Valongo Wharf “a testimony to one of the most brutal episodes in the history of humankind.”...
Rio de Janeiro’s Valongo Wharf, an entry point for an estimated 900,000 slaves, has been named a Unesco World Heritage site.
Brazil’s systemic corruption runs so deep that removing it has destabilized politics and polarized society.
Amid the conviction of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, political adversaries across the ideological spectrum are attacking the legitimacy of prosecutors and judges.
Cocaine, sand and crazy love: Hélio Oiticica’s dance into life, on the edge, arrives at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
The country’s plans were undone by widespread graft, weak commodity prices and a naïveté over how to succeed in a competitive industry.
A brief look at the career of the former Brazilian president who was convicted of corruption and sentenced to prison.
The conviction of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was a stunning setback for a politician who has wielded enormous influence across Latin America.
The conviction was a stunning setback for a politician who has wielded enormous influence across Latin America.
Writers are ignored. Human rights observers are brushed off. Can anyone induce Brazil’s government to change its ways?
Members of a crusading law enforcement team are absorbed into the main bureaucracy, raising concerns about political meddling in high-stakes probes.
Eric Pardinho is No. 5 on MLB.com’s list of world prospects to watch. Starting Sunday, major league teams can begin signing international players.
Days after a poll showed his approval rating at 7 percent, the lowest for a Brazilian president in nearly 30 years, Mr. Temer was accused of taking a $152,000 bribe.