
Brazilians pour on to streets to protest Rousseff’s policies
The president faces growing calls to deal with corruption and cancel utility rate hikes
The president faces growing calls to deal with corruption and cancel utility rate hikes
Opposition planning marches to demand impeachment proceedings against Rousseff
Major witness implicates President Rousseff but prosecutors doubt his testimony
Attorney general asks Supreme Court to investigate 54 people, including ruling PT members
Unofficial meeting between current and ex-Brazilian leaders fuels speculation in the media
Brazilian president seeks to contain fallout from corruption scandal at state oil company
Dilma Rousseff changes course to confront the most obvious economic challenges
Arrested suspects line up to reveal trail of bribes at Latin America’s largest state firm
Workers’ Party leader will have to resolve deep division created by passionate campaign
Former leader lays into rival candidate Aécio Neves to aid his Workers’ Party colleague
Polls show a dead heat between Rousseff and Neves ahead of Sunday’s runoff vote
Marina Silva is the big loser in first round, which was too close to give an outright victory
With round one of presidential elections on October 5, incumbent draws away from Silva
Brazilian leader targets new Socialist candidate in bid to recover lost ground ahead of October vote
Observers criticize Marina Silva for caving in to religious pressures and creating inconsistent platform
BRICS group says World Bank and IMF are not representative enough of developing countries
Putin and Rousseff reach deals on infrastructure, education, health, tech and culture
The country feels humiliated after its 7-1 rout by the Germans in the semifinals
Former president feels proud that no violent incidents have so far marred the soccer tournament
New measures will serve as guidebook for the city’s administration until 2030
Government hopes to increase VAT revenues by up to 800 million euros a year The plan will reward consumers who demand proper receipts
Controversial sale of state-owned paintings called off at eleventh hour
Only leader of club avoided death when giant wave hit beach in small hours
The Lisbon government has kicked up a storm with decision to auction off 85 works by painter The collection came into state hands after the nationalization of a failed bank
The striker, one of the all-time world greats, dies aged 71
Decrease was meant to apply to benefits of state workers
Ruling coincides with approval of 2014 state budget Labor leader “stupefied” at decicion which justifies increased workload as being in the public interest