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Brazil: Almost Half a Million Residents in Sao Paulo Still Without Power Following Storm

Three days after a storm brought down power cables, leaving a significant portion of Brazil's largest city, Sao Paulo, in the dark, around half a million residents continue to be without electricity.
Brazil: 14 Dead in Sao Paulo Police Operation in Retaliation Over Killing of Officer

Brazil: 14 Dead in Sao Paulo Police Operation in Retaliation Over Killing of Officer

After a police officer in Sao Paulo, Brazil was killed, the Brazilian state's police force employed a deadly raid in retaliation, and they used lethal force.
Brazil Floods Leave Hundreds of Cutoff Survivors Struggling for Supplies

Brazil Floods Leave Hundreds of Cutoff Survivors Struggling for Supplies

Hundreds of Sao Paulo, Brazil, residents struggled to find supplies after floods and mudslides. The disaster has killed at least 48 people, and left their communities isolated.
Travel in Brazil Amid Pandemic: Here Are Things You Should Be Aware of Before Visiting the Latin American Country

Travel in Brazil Amid Pandemic: Here Are Things You Should Be Aware of Before Visiting the Latin American Country

Brazil is rich with tourist spots and plenty of celebrations and festivals to take part in. The Latin American region, where Brazil is a part of, has been rich with tourist spots and plenty of celebrations and festivals to take part in.
World-Famous Rio De Janeiro, Sao Paulo Carnival Street Parades Postponed as COVID Cases Spike in Brazil

World-Famous Rio De Janeiro, Sao Paulo Carnival Street Parades Postponed as COVID Cases Spike in Brazil

Rio de Janeiro Carnival street parades in Brazil will not happen as planned due to a surge in COVID-19 cases.
Balloon Starts Large Fire in Brazil Park; Rain of Ash Hits Sao Paulo

Balloon Starts Large Fire in Brazil Park; Rain of Ash Hits Sao Paulo

More than half of a state park in Brazil burned on Sunday afternoon after an illegal fire balloon fell, setting off a fire in the Juguery Park near Sao Paulo.

Kingdom to Trialdom: Brazil's Ex-President Lula Arrest Sought, Linked to Petrobras Scandal, Money Laundering

Brazilian ex-President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva faces charges of money laundering for failing to declare luxurious assets, linking him directly to the expansive Petrobras scandal. If charged, Da Silva might bring down his successor, Dilma Rousseff, along with him.

Rio 2016 Olympics: Maracanã Stadium to Host Draw for Football Tournaments

Maracanã Stadium will be hosting the draw for football tournaments for the Rio 2016 Olympics. Despite the health issues that the Zika virus has brought to Brazil, it has not stopped everyone's excitement about the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.

Restorando: Offering Five Years of Convenience in Booking Restaurant Reservations in Latin America

Culinary masterpieces are some of the things Latin America must be really proud of. Every delicacy is like a book that speaks so much about the place's history and culture. That's why the beauty of these culinary masterpieces has been recognized not just in the Caribbean countries but also in the different parts across the world.

5 Crisis-Resistant Tips for Launching Startup Business in Latin America

Launching a startup business is oftentimes challenging and terrifying, especially in a tough economic environment. But experts are sharing some crisis-resistant tips for growing and scaling a startup on a foreign soil.

Miss BumBum Brazil 2015 Contestants Stop Traffic Asking for Votes on São Paulo Streets

The contestants took to the streets to get more votes to be able to move on to the finale of the competition.

Moto G (2015) Specs & Features: Unboxing Photos Leak More Details; 2GB Model Price Set at $180?

Leaked photos of the upcoming Moto G 2015 (third gen) have surfaced online. More details of the smartphone have been revealed.

Mexico City Proposes to Regulate Uber With License Fees

Mexico City has just proposed that all Uber drivers need to have permits. Outside of the United States it appears that Uber, the San Francisco-based transport service, is not having an easy ride.

Teacher Strike in Brazil Ends After Months

Thousands of Brazilian public school teachers that had been engaged in a strike for nearly three months have voted to return to work.

Soccer in Brazil: 8 Fans Shot and Killed at Soccer Fan Club in Brazil

According to Brazilian police eight men were killed at a football fan club in the city of Sao Paulo, Brazil's largest metropolis.

Brazil Drought: Citizens May Have to Cut Down Their 12 Showers a Week Because of Drought

With hot and sticky conditions, residents in Brazil often find themselves taking multiple showers per day. But, a historic drought is threatening to cause Brazilians to cut down their bathing time.

Brazilian Police Discover Two Tanks in São Paulo Raid

While searching for a stolen car, police in São Paulo stumble across to old tanks hidden away in a warehouse in one of the city's neighborhoods.

Brazil News 2015: Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo & Minas Gerais Must Save Water as Drought Shows no Signs of Stopping

According to Brazilian Environment Minister Izabella Teixeira the country's three most populous states are currently experiencing the worst drought since 1930.

Police Use Tear Gas to Break Up Anti-World Cup Rally

On a day with the entire world fixated on the Brazilian city of Sao Paulo, dozens of protestors gathered near a subway station to begin a march toward the Corinthians Arena where the World Cup was hours from kickoff Thursday.

Spain Takes Part in International Gelato World Tour, Highlighting Latin Artisans' Interest in Italian Dessert Challenge

Summertime is upon us and crowds are starting to flock to ice cream carts, yet the American staple has some tough competition from an increasing number of Gelato enthusiasts, eateries and even a MyGelato App for Smartphones.

Brazil Political News 2014: Nation Passes 'Internet Bill of Rights' Legislation Following NSA Revelations

Brazil passed a bill Wednesday that guarantees Internet privacy and freedom. Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff ratified a bill Wednesday that guarantees Internet privacy and freedom during an Internet conference in Sao Paulo.
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