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  1. ‘The Grande Dame of Brazilian Art’ Is Still Trailblazing at 80 Arts, Yesterday

    Over nearly 50 years, Luisa Strina has built one of the most successful galleries in Latin America — and brought Brazilian art to the world stage.

  2. 1.5 Degrees Is Not the Problem Op Ed, December 4

    Rich countries must bear responsibility for the climate crisis and help developing nations end their reliance on fossil fuels.

  3. Oil Producers Announce More Production Cuts After Meeting Business, November 30

    OPEC Plus, led by Saudi Arabia, moved to bolster prices at its year-end gathering. The group also said Brazil, an oil giant, was expected to join.

  4. Where the Flavors of the Amazon Rainforest Delight Travel, November 28

    In the food-obsessed port city of Belém, sweet, savory and sometimes addictive dishes are made with fresh ingredients that are tough to come by in Rio de Janeiro, let alone outside Brazil.

  5. Donors Give Over €300,000 for Immigrant Who Intervened in Dublin Stabbing Foreign, November 25

    A Brazilian man stopped a stabbing that prompted one of the worst anti-immigrant riots in recent history. Many people in Ireland and beyond are saying thanks by buying him a proverbial pint.

  6. In Rio de Janeiro, Architecture That’s in Sync With the Jungle T Style, November 22

    A new generation of Brazilian designers is creating dwellings that respect the surrounding terrain.

  7. At BRICS Summit, Countries Diverge Slightly on Israel and War in Gaza Foreign, November 21

    They called for the release of all civilians who are being illegally held captive, as well as a humanitarian truce that would lead to a cessation of hostilities.

  8. ‘It Was Terrible’: Taylor Swift Fans in Brazil Bear Heat and Dismay Video, November 20

    Thousands of fans had already traveled to the stadium in Rio de Janeiro by the time the show on Saturday was called off because of safety concerns.

  9. After Eras Tour Triumphs, Taylor Swift Finds Trouble in Brazil Express, November 19

    Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour broke records in North America, but has faced tragedy and mishaps during a three-day stretch of concerts in Rio de Janeiro.

  10. Muere una fan tras el concierto de Taylor Swift en el calor extremo de Río de Janeiro En español, November 18

    Muchas personas se sintieron mal durante el concierto en la ciudad brasileña, donde las temperaturas rompieron récords. En el espectáculo del sábado las temperaturas podrían ser aún más altas.

  11. Fan Dies at Taylor Swift Concert in Rio’s Extreme Heat Foreign, November 18

    Many fans fell sick at the show, where temperatures broke records and concertgoers complained of a lack of water. The pop star postponed Saturday’s show.

  12. Joe Sharkey, Travel Writer Who Survived Midair Collision, Dies at 77 Obits, November 15

    He offered advice to business travelers in hundreds of columns in The Times. His eyewitness account of a disaster was front-page news.

  13. Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon Falls to a Five-Year Low Climate, November 10

    Tree loss was down 20 percent from the previous year, the environment minister announced.

  14. Wacky, Curvaceous Houses in Brazil That Feel Like Cocoons T Style, November 8

    How a handful of organic 20th-century homes by the architect Jorge Zalszupin came to redefine Modernist design.

  15. Brasil toma medidas contra una nueva amenaza: los neonazis En español, November 7

    Este año, el gobierno brasileño ha hecho redadas contra grupos neonazis en 10 estados, parte de una iniciativa del nuevo gobierno de Lula de procesar a extremistas de ultraderecha.

  16. Brazil Cracks Down on Surprising New Threat: Neo-Nazis Foreign, November 7

    The Brazilian government has raided neo-Nazi groups across 10 states this year, part of a push by the new Lula administration to prosecute far-right extremists.

  17. Brazil’s Police Raid Bolsonaro Home in Fake Vaccine Cards Case Foreign, May 3

    The authorities arrested a close aide of former President Jair Bolsonaro on charges that he forged vaccine records, possibly to help Mr. Bolsonaro enter the United States.

  18. A Visa Backlog Abroad Is Taking a Toll Inside the U.S., Too Travel, April 13

    The pileup has left visitors from places like Brazil, Colombia, India and Mexico waiting months, even a year or more, to visit family or do business in America.

  19. O que as Favelas Brasileiras Podem nos Ensinar sobre Confiança Opinion, April 11

    A comunidade faz uma grande diferença em tempos de pandemia.

  20. La gran lección pandémica de las favelas de Brasil En español, April 11

    Las autoridades deben aprender a ganarse la confianza de las comunidades, que sin su apoyo han tenido que coordinarse para sobrevivir.

  21. Brazil’s Favelas Offer Lessons in Building Trust Op Ed, April 9

    Community goes a long way in pandemics.

  22. Your Monday Briefing: China Reopens Dining, January 8

    Also, Brazilians storm government offices and the Times investigates a 2021 Kabul airstrike.

  23. El virus olvidado: investigadores y familias afectadas por el zika tienen problemas para encontrar apoyo en Español, August 17

    Algunos bebés que nacieron con las devastadoras consecuencias de la enfermedad transmitida por mosquitos ya tienen 7 años, pero la covid ha acaparado la atención del mundo.

  24. El virus olvidado: investigadores y familias afectadas por el zika tienen problemas para encontrar apoyo en Español, August 17

    Algunos bebés que nacieron con las devastadoras consecuencias de la enfermedad transmitida por mosquitos ya tienen 7 años, pero la covid ha acaparado la atención del mundo.

  25. The Forgotten Virus: Zika Families and Researchers Struggle for Support Science, August 16

    Some babies born with devastating birth defects from the mosquito-borne illness are 7 now, but Covid turned the world’s attention away.

  26. Sharp Drop in Childhood Vaccinations Threatens Millions of Lives Science, July 15

    Pandemic lockdowns, misinformation campaigns, conflicts, climate crises and other problems diverted resources and contributed to the largest backslide in routine immunization in 30 years.