Brazil sends in troops as protests against President Temer turn violent
Embattled leader, facing growing calls for impeachment over corruption allegations, refuses to stand down
Pressure mounts on Brazil’s Temer as lawyers vote for impeachment
President struggles to hold government together after latest bribery and corruption revelations
Brazil mobilizes 220,000 troops to help fight Zika virus
The offensive comes weeks before Rio de Janeiro will host its Carnival celebrations
Brazilian lawmakers condemn harassment by protestors in Caracas
Senate delegation forced to abandon trip to visit opposition leader after alleged incidents
Illegal gold-mining presents new threat for Brazil’s isolated tribes
Foundation estimates 3,000 prospectors are searching for minerals in Yanomami lands
Searching for the invisible Brazilians
Government is out to find people living in extreme poverty to sign them up for financial aid
Brazilian government makes concessions to quell protests before World Cup
But striking subway workers could bring São Paulo to a standstill on opening day
Rise in worker fatalities at Brazil’s World Cup stadiums sparks safety concerns
Only in October did figures begin to be released about the number of deaths