Silva calls for “political renovation” in her first speech as presidential candidate
The Brazilian environmental activist is promising to follow through on Eduardo Campos’ program
Brazil electoral campaigns open as voters wait for Marina Silva’s nomination
Deputy Beto Albuquerque will be the Brazilian Social Party nominee for vice president
Brazilian housing bubble begins to deflate
Rise in home prices in 16 cities slips for the sixth consecutive month
Brazilian homeless protestors threaten to shut down World Cup
Marchers have caused traffic chaos in São Paulo for three consecutive days 30 percent of city’s residents live in inadequate housing
The death of another worker tarnishes President Rousseff’s visit to stadium
A day that was carefully planned to boost public opinion turned into a complete shock
Brazil passes far-reaching internet law
Bill to be signed by Rousseff establishes rules for providers and guarantees for users
Petrobras struggles to regain investors’ confidence
Putting fuel prices in Brazil in line with global market rates is a political dilemma for Rousseff
Brazil plays with fire as World Cup deadline looms
Cost overruns and strikes prompt many to ask whether country was ready to host tournament
Dilma Rousseff’s worst nightmare
The Brazilian president is striving to win re-election in the first round in October "A runoff gives a chance for reflection, which would be risky," says one expert
A housing bubble, Brazilian style
Home prices in Brazil have surged up by 200 percent since 2008 while access to credit remains stable. The opposite of what happened in the United States and Europe