And after first contact, what? How the last isolated peoples on Earth live
A journey to some of the most remote corners of the Peruvian Amazon provides several lessons for the future
The trans activist devoted to giving dignified burials to her forgotten friends: ‘I used to keep vigil all alone’
For the last seven years, Kenya Cuevas has been finding burial spots for friends. Now she is building Mexico’s first mausoleum for trans women
In first 100 days, Brazil’s Lula aims to revive his legacy
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The Brazilian president’s return to power has been marked by efforts to reinstate his past social policies and undo what his predecessor Jair Bolsonaro did
No miracles in the land of miracles
Juan Carlos Echeverry|
Latin America, the land of supernatural occurrences, has had just one episode of spectacular economic growth, which occurred in Venezuela in the 1940s and 50s
Home in Brazilian favela is finalist in international architecture competition
The house of artist Kdu dos Anjos, built by the Levante Collective, is a modest brick construction in the middle of a shantytown in Belo Horizonte
Prostitute, sorceress and saint: Brazil’s first Black female writer honored at Rio de Janeiro’s Carnival
The Viradouro samba school featured Rosa Egipciaca, a slave with a religious following who drew the ire of the Inquisition
Bolivia asks Brazil to hand over rogue senator
Morales wants Pinto Molina to face the 20 charges pending against him in Bolivia
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