Politics - Brazil Only 27.5 Percent Adhere to Flu Vaccination in Brazil Health Ministry still hopes to immunize 90 percent of the over 54 million people considered most vulnerable to flu and... May 9, 2017
Business - Brazil Brazil’s Petrobras Free to Sell Shares of Subsidiary A Federal Court in Sergipe is allowing the oil giant to continue its divestment program, by permitting it to sell... May 9, 2017
Politics - Brazil Over 50 Million Brazilians Lost Family or Friend to Violence The study showing 35 percent of the population has had friends or family killed in a violent manner, is being... May 8, 2017
Business - Brazil Brazilian Domestic Air Travel Demand Finally Increases in March After nineteen months of declines, air travel within Brazil is starting to increase for Brazilian airline companies. May 8, 2017
Politics - Brazil Brazil Sentences Eight For Terrorism During Olympics The men were convicted of terrorist activities and planning attacks during the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. May 5, 2017
Life & Society Visiting the New Japan House Cultural Center in São Paulo The city receives a space that celebrates the culture, gastronomy, design, literature, technology and business of contemporary Japan. May 5, 2017
Politics - Brazil Brazil Will Send Federal Security Troops to Rio to Help Curb Violence Due to the wave of violence in Rio Justice Minister, Osmar Serraglio will send men from the National Force and... May 4, 2017
Local Politics Prosecutors Say Rio’s Metro Line 4 had Billions in Fraudulent Billing Prosecutors say the Rio government's contribution in the metro line increased by 675 percent from the original contract. May 4, 2017
Business - Brazil Despite Injunction, Brazil’s Airlines May Charge Checked Baggage A court in the Brazilian state of Ceara has overturned an injunction and is now re-allowing Brazilian airlines to charge... May 4, 2017