Even his own ministers are trying to stop the Brazilian leader from going on a visit to Moscow at this tense time when a war between Russia and Ukraine could break out at any moment
They now represent a decisive electoral power base
Only six million visit the South American nation annually compared to 53 million who come to Spain
Rousseff’s grouping will discuss implementing internal reforms at upcoming convention
Lula da Silva steps out of the shadows to support his grouping’s leader
Folha de São Paulo reports that Abin kept tabs at launch base of Alcântara
Brazil's president calls for a conference to discuss the rules for Internet use and to prevent spying
President Rousseff introduces bill in answer to alleged US spying activities in her country
President Dilma Rouseff and the ecologist Marina Silva stage a preview of next year's presidential campaign season
The mafia group operates inside prisons
Nine new units should be producing one million additional barrels by next year
Observers believe pontiff is likely to make changes to allow a bigger role for women in the Church
Brazilian leader’s stance may earn her more support for a second run next year
President to criticize US espionage at UN General Assembly
Twelve convicted former officials of Lula da Silva’s government could get new trials
Obama promises Rousseff explanation as Brazil leader considers visit snub
New revelations emerge that US intelligence tapped President Rousseff’s calls
Ambassador prompts presidential ire by comparing senator’s confinement to dictatorship prisons
Patriota "knew nothing" of decision to help corruption suspect enter Brazil
The move is part of a program aimed at covering healthcare needs in the country’s poor interior
Critics believe that researchers may try to use results for unethical purposes
Gonzalo Alonso Hernández complained to authorities about illegal hunting activities near his home
Religious leaders believe women who have not been assaulted will misuse measure
Jorge Mario Bergoglio begins first official visit to home continent
Thousands swarm pontiff’s vehicle as it enters Rio de Janeiro
Francis has chosen his home continent as the platform for his message to millions of young people
The intelligence officers were paid up to 150.000 dollars a year