The man who “rejuvenated” Gaddafi
Brazilian surgeon recalls the time the Libyan dictator summoned him for an operation
Why is Rio de Janeiro so dangerous?
Corruption and social exclusion behind rampant violence in Brazilian state, say experts
Brazil’s Petrobras scandal taints works projects across Latin America
New documents cast suspicion over 747 contracts in Argentina, Cuba and elsewhere
US justice targets Petrobras
Brazil’s state oil company may have violated the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
“If the World Cup were not happening here, Brazil would be home already”
Tostão, the best player at the 1970 tournament, analyzes his nation’s performance in 2014
Rio police to investigate the use of firearms by officers in Maracaná
Two agents used live rounds to disperse anti-World Cup protestors near stadium during a match
“I want Brazil to lose”
Only 55 percent of Rio residents will cheer for their national team in the upcoming World Cup games