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
The leader of police investigations says it's unlikely that psychic will be tried for all cases, but it's important that the victims come forward to help with the ones that could go to trial
Politicians have been targeting the newspaper for its critical political coverage for most of Brazil's history as a republic
Folha's executive editor lays out his expectations for the new year
He met the police officers in a crossing of dirt roads outside Abadiânia and then took to a state jail
Attack would happen on Saturday morning when the lawmaker was going to meet supporters
Cesare Battisti, who was sentenced to life imprisonment in his home country for the death of four people, lives in Brazil since 2010
On social media, the president-elect said only his son's aide is being investigated, not him
Warrant was requested after multiple women accused the psychic of having molested them
A dentist is staying with them until mid-December to follow up on their treatments
President-elect extolled the role of social media in this year's elections
According to his attorney, he was outraged by the allegations of sexual assault
A businesswoman from São Paulo tells how the psychic sexually molested her in Goiás
Act was the beginning of the military dictatorship worst period
Ricardo Salles says that until now, Brazilian environment policy decisions have been based on "guesswork"
New research points out illicit activities in indigenous reservations and federal conservation areas
In tiny Abadiânia, where the medium's healing center is located, tales of sexual violence rattle residents and concern foreign patients
Newspaper O Globo and talk show host Pedro Bial first reported the accusations
Disrepair and lack of materials and equipment discourage physicians from working in rural Brazil
Damares Alves says that agency will not deal with abortion and that terminating a pregnancy is an act that lasts a lifetime
In one year, two million more Brazilians are earning less than US$ 105 a month
Audio series narrated Brazil's political history in 29 episodes, each featuring one president at a time
Laéssio Rodrigues de Oliveira studied library science to learn how to steal better and claims to have taken over 60,000 items
While the government expanded residency programs to help fill positions in the "More Doctors" program, Brazilian medical students are not attracted to primary care and disease prevention
Labor court documents and a former employee's story prove irregularities in Bolsonaro campaign
Carlos Bolsonaro posted the vague remark statement on social media without elaborating if he meant a specific person or not
Luiz Fernando Pezão is suspected of being part of former governor Sérgio Cabral corruption scheme
Despite his lack of knowledge, Osmar Terra said it's necessary to audit results from the law that offers tax incentives for cultural initiatives
President-elect and future ministers disagree over the importance of following the Paris Agreement
In Bahia, nurses take over physicians' duties, and patients give up their treatments
Representative Joaquín Molina said he knew that the Cuba withdrawal was a possibility
Author Olavo de Carvalho says that the Brazilian conservative movement is coming in late and shows a "horrible lack of experience"
Through a deal with the Minas Gerais district attorney's office, Samarco is letting residents of district destroyed by the mud design their new dream houses
Fernando Collor and Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva are also defendants; José Sarney is accused of receiving kickbacks
Companies and ruralist lawmakers are speeding up bills to increase tribal monetary gains in exchange for allowing explorations in reservations
For Paulo Guedes, Brazilian social democracy increased public spending and caused low economic growth
Secretary of Public Security confirms that the case might involve militia groups
President-elect announced on social media the nomination of Rodriguez, a Colombian professor naturalized Brazilian
General Mourão says it's vital to keep good relationships with China, Venezuela, and the Middle East
Physician regrets end of partnership with Cuba and says that isolated populations suffer
Sergio Moro, who previously lead Operation Carwash, says he wants to kill Brazilian's organized crime funding
Negotiations under the Rousseff administration were carried under secrecy to avoid negative reactions from the Brazilian medical community
Without clear proposals for the area, president-elect speaks of typifying invasions as terrorism
Operation in Roraima seized vehicles and 750 kilos of gold in three months
National association says 611 towns have only Cuban doctors; in Bahia, healthcare is a one-hour drive away
Editora Mol's founders also took home the Reader's Choice award
Temer's aides suggested to the president-elect to make wages in civil service comparable to the private sector
Former Formula 1 driver Pedro Paulo Diniz turns farm in rural São Paulo into a hub for developing organic and regenerative agriculture models, and aims at scaling up their use to 2.5 million acres
Partners create publishing products such as magazines and calendars, with income directed to causes; in 10 years, their work yielded R$ 25 million to 39 nonprofits
A boxing British anthropologist deploys martial arts to develop the potential of young people living in slums and violent communities in 26 countries
The Norwegian government is the most significant international donor for initiatives that fight the Brazilian Amazon deforestation
Nursing assistant escaped landslide for only 10 yards and turned her house into a base for the rescue teams
Commission released a preliminary report with recommended actions
Between August and October, illegal logging rose 48.8%; the most significant increase happened along the border between the states of Acre and Amazonas
For General Eduardo Villas Bôas, the president-elect is more of a politician than a military man
In 2018, at least five state courts suspended municipal allows barring the subject in schools
Bolsonaro promised during his campaign to reform Brazilian law to allow citizens to have broader access to guns for self-defense
One of the few women in the president-elect's transition team, Waiãpi faced homelessness and worked as an actress and physical therapist before joining the Army
Representative Tereza Cristina (DEM-MS) will be Minister of Agriculture, and she will have veto power over nominations for Minister of Environment
Wilson Witzel's proposal of police snipers picking off people with heavy guns but without any confrontation faces legal hurdles
Judge Sergio Moro described the president-elect as a reasonable, prudent and sensible person
The former president of the Brazilian Supreme Court defends the fundamental rights guaranteed by the 30-year-old Constitution
A Folha survey shows episodes in all regions, including cases of censorship and self-censorship
Current and former ministers, environmentalists and people from agribusiness all criticized joining the two departments
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