Connections between the Bolsonaros and money-laundering operator Fabrício Queiroz run deep, with uncovered suspected checks to the First Lady

Despite isolation measures being loosened, millions of Brazilians continue working from home, a trend that could be permanent

Tech Roundup: Researchers to help Beirut victims. The push to find out if Covid-19 can be detected in speech. And Brazilians reject message tracking

This is Brazil by the Numbers, a weekly digest of the most interesting figures tucked inside the latest news about Brazil

The expansive Pantanal floodplain has seen its highest number of fires in 22 years. The majority are started by humans

Alvaro Uribe became the first former Colombian president to be arrested. He was detained as part of a witness tampering investigation

Brazilian authorities said economic indicators show the crisis won't be as dramatic as first thought. But it is too early to celebrate

For many of historic cities, tourism is the number 1 source of revenue. But a rushed reopening might have devastating long-term effects

While losing 7-1 to Germany in 2014 certainly hurt, Brazil's most shameful defeat came at the hands of neighbors Uruguay

São Paulo celebrates today the 1932 Constitutionalist Revolution. However, the state's history of battles and skirmishes goes beyond 1932