Felipe Betim

For almost three years, Brazil’s president has chipped away at the social contract that has held the country together for 36 years as a democratic state. Following the cue of other far-right movements, this is how he wrote his very own authoritarian rules of the game

Former president says he will still be standing for the presidency despite losing his appeal over corruption charges

Interim chief says Brazilian soccer club will look at taking legal measures against carrier

Thousands take to the streets of large cities as Rousseff’s approval rating stands at 8%

The Indoctrinator’s battle against unscrupulous officials has made the character a cult hit

While millions mourned the passing of Cristiano Araújo, others had no idea who he was

Returning Latin Americans can have trouble getting their Spanish-born children to join them

Squatting in Spain is nothing new But now gangs are profiting from the crisis by renting and selling empty properties in the capital

Eleven-year-old could not be revived by ambulance crew after incident in Madrid neighborhood

Doctors associations celebrate Madrid’s withdrawal of hospital outsourcing plans