Amanda Audi

Conservative politicians from São Paulo are going after a Catholic priest who gained notoriety for his social work in São Paulo's "Crackland"

For the first time in a century and a half, multi-racial people make up the majority of Brazil's population.

Brazilian manufacturers produced 1.9 percent fewer cars, trucks, and buses last year. Still, sales were up 9.7 percent in 2023.

The chairman of the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee asked the government to repatriate Brazilians who are in Ecuador.

The percentage of 15-year-old Brazilian school students facing major food insecurity and hunger is lower than in many developed countries.

In the process of textbook procurements for Brazil's schools, major publishing groups coerce schools and teachers to favor their materials.

When climate-related disasters happen during an election year, incumbent mayor's re-election chances go up, new research finds.

The tragic dam failure in Brumadinho claimed almost 300 lives and left indelible scars on the surrounding communities.

Beach towns around Brazil have rules to prohibit loud music being played on the sand, but penalties are rarely enforced.

Lula rates poorly among the population when it comes to public security. But the government is trying not to irritate the police.