Large financial compensations helped defendants to get lighter sentences
While part of the House was honoring the one-year anniversary of the Rio councilwoman's assassination, other Congress members made a demonstration for animal rights
Investigators claim that one of them shot the politician and the other drove the car
The firing of an ambassador during Carnaval brings back memories from the department's gag order during the early 2000s
At least 119 Brazilian women were killed in January due to their gender
The two males who performed the explicit acts depicted in the president's tweet said it was intended as a political statement
President said that freedom only exists when the Army allows it
In a statement, the president said he didn't mean to criticize the popular tradition "as a whole"
President was lambasted on social media for posting pornographic content on social media
Increase concerns experts; government says agency responsible for approvals has been more efficient
At breakfast with a group of journalists, the president said that his children don't have the government
Eight managers and technicians from the mining operation were in prison since February 15th
Agents will subpoena minister Marcelo Álvaro Antônio for a deposition
Minister Vélez said that the letter is "no longer in circulation" and refuse to give further explanations
Unrestricted sales are scheduled to start on March 19th
Marcelo Álvaro Antônio filed an injunction demanding the newspaper to delete news stories revealing his connection to the scheme; the courts denied his request
Education minister sent the request to principals from public and private schools all over the country
He is accused of hiding real estate properties bought during his time at Dersa under a fake company
Researchers say that the presence of the criminal organization reduces confrontations with police officers
Department still needs to find its way under the hostile Bolsonaro administration
Political crisis causes the first legislative defeat for the Bolsonaro administration
Gustavo Bebianno had a hand in creating phony candidates to request campaign money from the federal government; other cabinet members are also involved
A federal law enacted in late 2018 punishes unwanted sexual advances with prison sentences from one to five years
Protesters carried signs reading "Black Lives Matter"
President will present this week two bills that are crucial to his administration
Practice is against the law, but the government claims there is a an agreement between government agencies to enable it
The government hasn't been unable to measure the dam collapse's impact on heritage sites
Marcola is the chief of PCC, the largest of its kind in the country; other 21 members were also transferred
Carlos Bolsonaro called Gustavo Bebianno a liar; Folha first reporter cases of phony candidates
Internal reports contain projections of how much a collapse would cost and how many people could die; Vale says that dam was well maintained
They told public defenders in Rio that police officers tortured and killed suspects after they surrendered
Operation happened at the communities of Prazeres and Fallet Fogueteiro on Friday
In 1978, the then Attorney General Henrique Araújo denied requests from three different countries to bring fugitive Gustav Wagner to trial
The candidate had only 274 votes and couldn't describe her campaign, for which she received US$ 107,000
Training center is used by the base categories of the soccer club
Winds reached 68 miles per hour and the storm caused at least three landslides
President's recovery from surgery to remove colostomy bag will take at least seven more days
The former president was found guilty in another criminal lawsuit involving dealings of a country house in upstate São Paulo
They were directly responsible for the mine's maintenance and have been detained since last week
Group is also requesting a meeting to discuss reparations
Sergio Moro says that the federal government doesn't see armed conflict as a public security strategy
Marcelo Álvaro Antônio coordinated an effort that transferred US$ 76,000 to his associates
The result is a short-term win for the Bolsonaro administration but might bring other issues down the line
Lawmakers received campaign money from mining companies, but deny they defend the industry's interests
Audio recordings show a close relationship between senator and businessmen
The emergency plan showed that Vale managers were aware that the mine's main building and cafeteria would be hit in the case of an accident
Robert, 19, got his first job at the Vale mine in Brumadinho
Government report classifies 45 reservoirs as vulnerable to collapses or accidents
They need to crawl in mud and soil, to find victims' bodies
From 56 dams classified as "high-risk potential," 51 are in Minas Gerais
President is expected to be back in the office on Wednesday
Minister of Environment Ricardo Salles says now that only low-impact enterprises should be allowed easier access to environmental permits
Government officers think they will be able to convince other shareholders to discuss the dismissal
Risk of collapse in a second dam suspended searches; 305 people are still missing
Environmental specialist says that businesses don't do adequate risk assessments
Experts say that dam collapse might make it hard to attract new investments and new hires
Almost 300 people are missing, according information from the Fire Department
'I want to take care of myself and ensure I keep on living', he said
A decree signed by acting president changes rules regarding which government employees can request secrecy
Supreme Court ruled that practice was illegal for lack of proper regulation
Raimunda Magalhães, a former aide in the president's son state assembly cabinet, is under investigation for financial fraud
Inspectors complain of being intimated and not allowed to do their jobs
In the last few days, attacks have escalated to include burning of a school, a bus and a trash truck
Cuban professionals go through financial struggles while they look for ways to stay in Brazil
Brazilian Armed Forces personnel gain a political relevance not seen since the 1980s and will manage massive government budgets
Senator-elect Flávio Bolsonaro says that case should belong to the higher courts, because of his privileged jurisdiction
Bolsonaro's intellectual guru Olavo de Carvalho called the retinue "clowns" and that they are "giving Brazil to the Chinese"
In towns with high crime rates, murder rates plunged to 63%
Government officers think that issue could derail the approval of Social Security reform bill in Congress
Datafolha poll shows that a significant part of the population disagrees with the president's main policy proposals
A decree signed on Tuesday allows gun owners to renew their gun registrations every ten years, instead of the previous five-year
The top model has been using her fame to advocate for environmental causes
Admiral will be president of Petrobras board; four government departments and two state companies already have servicemen in senior positions
Datafolha poll shows that six in every ten people oppose policies against Native Brazilian territories; Bolsonaro administration promised to revise land grants
In his first nine days in office, the president backpedaled on significant policy decisions nine times
Experts say it's necessary to fund more bilingual schools and increase training opportunities for teachers
Goiás judge accepted the charges and Brazilian psychic will wait for trial in jail
A new federal purchase order for K-12 textbooks had no requirements of bibliography and anti-hate speech; minister blamed the previous administration
Official profiles showed the president's support and messages praising the new administration, that later were deleted; practice is forbidden by law
Rossell Mourão, son of VP Hamilton Mourão, has worked at federal bank Banco do Brasil for 18 years and this week was appointed to an executive position that tripled his previous salary
Pilot and friend spent four days waiting for rescue with broken bones and no water
Diplomats fear that new "superministry" will lead discussions usually assigned to them
Survey projects that 225 House Representative will support the new administration
Educator is one of the best-known Brazilian intellectuals in the world, and his education methodology is used in many elite schools in the country
Wilson Witzel refers to US prison in Cuba that keeps terrorism suspects
During her swearing-in ceremony, Damares Alves had already remarked that "girls will be princesses and boys will be princes"
Minister Tereza Cristina said that indigenous reservations would not be affected
Activists for indigenous peoples' rights believe the new initiative will go after their institutional partners
Michelle Bolsonaro said that the hearing-impaired would have their rights respected in the new administration
Brazil's new president defended a country with no ideological ties and said he would restore democracy
Boca do Rio beach is considered unsafe for swimming, but it will host public festivities with shows from famous singers on New Year's Eve
Percentage of respondents who consider the Temer administration bad or terrible went down to 62% after reaching a record high of 82% in June
Datafolha survey shows rejection of Bolsonaro's foreign policy plan no matter age, gender, income or location
Psychic's defense team denies all abuse allegations, and Ana Keyla Teixeira says accusations are slanderous
Abdulbasset Jarour hadn't seen his family in seven years
Low incomes from extractivist activities are making Mendes' contemporaries abandon rubber tapping to raise cattle
Victim is a 40-year-old woman who claims the psychic sexually abused her two months ago
Court president suspended injunction hours after it was granted; matter will be discussed again in a yet to be scheduled plenary session
Residents also report robberies and rape during survey about police abuse
Operation from environmental agency Ibama closed 11 local lumber yards
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