Regulators want to "keep a very close eye on the uncertainties [around each vaccine] and constantly reassess their development"

Brazil's poor families feel the biggest pinch of all as food inflation spirals out of control. Some are selling their possessions online

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Though Brazil vaccinated its first citizens against the coronavirus on Sunday, the country has a long way to go before fully implementing a nationwide immunization campaign. This, despite the...

In Roraima, lawmakers passed a bill to legalize all illicit gold mining, including on indigenous lands

Honduras is the biggest coffee producer in Central America, but the sector has struggled with the pandemic and extreme weather events

Congress spearheaded much of Brazil's response to the coronavirus pandemic. Yet, public perception of lawmakers has fallen as of recently

Rising Covid-19 cases in Armação dos Buzios has led courts to close down local hotels and commerce. Holidaymakers have 72 hours to leave the town

In 1958, a football team billed as the "champions of Brazil" played a glamorous tour in Europe — but the lowly Bela Vista had won anything

The Paraguayan War was a brutal conflict opposing Paraguay and an alliance between Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay. It ended 150 years ago