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How to Save the Amazon" Published Following Journalist's Murder
British journalist Dom Phillips and Brazilian indigenous expert Bruno Pereira were murdered in the Amazon on June 5, 2022, while researching a book on protecting the rainforest; their deaths spurred the completion of Phillips's book, "How to Save the Amazon," published three years later, offering in...
How to Save the Amazon" Published Following Journalist's Murder
British journalist Dom Phillips and Brazilian indigenous expert Bruno Pereira were murdered in the Amazon on June 5, 2022, while researching a book on protecting the rainforest; their deaths spurred the completion of Phillips's book, "How to Save the Amazon," published three years later, offering in...
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Brazil's Genetic Diversity: A Legacy of Colonialism and Path to Precision Medicine
A recent study in Science reveals Brazil's unparalleled genetic diversity, identifying 8.7 million new genetic variants from 2,700 sequenced genomes, mostly of African and Indigenous origin, highlighting the need for targeted health policies.
Brazil's Genetic Diversity: A Legacy of Colonialism and Path to Precision Medicine
A recent study in Science reveals Brazil's unparalleled genetic diversity, identifying 8.7 million new genetic variants from 2,700 sequenced genomes, mostly of African and Indigenous origin, highlighting the need for targeted health policies.
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Brazil's Lençóis Maranhenses: Unique Tourism Potential and Challenges
Lençóis Maranhenses National Park in Brazil, a unique ecosystem blending desert and wetland, attracts over 100,000 tourists yearly, but faces challenges in attracting European visitors due to limited air connectivity, despite tourism representing 8% of Brazil's GDP ($7.3 billion).
Brazil's Lençóis Maranhenses: Unique Tourism Potential and Challenges
Lençóis Maranhenses National Park in Brazil, a unique ecosystem blending desert and wetland, attracts over 100,000 tourists yearly, but faces challenges in attracting European visitors due to limited air connectivity, despite tourism representing 8% of Brazil's GDP ($7.3 billion).
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BYD Sued for $45 Million Over Alleged Slave Labor in Brazil
Brazilian labor prosecutors sued BYD and two contractors for $45 million, alleging they trafficked 220 Chinese workers to build a Bahia plant under conditions analogous to slavery, including wage theft, passport confiscation, and severely inadequate living conditions; the workers have since returned...
BYD Sued for $45 Million Over Alleged Slave Labor in Brazil
Brazilian labor prosecutors sued BYD and two contractors for $45 million, alleging they trafficked 220 Chinese workers to build a Bahia plant under conditions analogous to slavery, including wage theft, passport confiscation, and severely inadequate living conditions; the workers have since returned...
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Brazil Secures $5 Billion in Chinese Investment for Green Economy Transition
During President Lula's recent visit to China, Brazil secured over $5 billion in new investments from China across renewable energy and digital infrastructure, marking a significant deepening of bilateral ties and accelerating Brazil's economic transformation.
Brazil Secures $5 Billion in Chinese Investment for Green Economy Transition
During President Lula's recent visit to China, Brazil secured over $5 billion in new investments from China across renewable energy and digital infrastructure, marking a significant deepening of bilateral ties and accelerating Brazil's economic transformation.
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Brazilian Man Confesses to Ex-Wife's Murder, Body Dumped in Piranha-Infested River
In Brazil, Carlos Eduardo de Souza Ribeiro confessed to murdering his ex-wife, Amanda Caroline de Almeida, and disposing of her body in the Tietê River; he and his brother were arrested for femicide and concealing a corpse.
Brazilian Man Confesses to Ex-Wife's Murder, Body Dumped in Piranha-Infested River
In Brazil, Carlos Eduardo de Souza Ribeiro confessed to murdering his ex-wife, Amanda Caroline de Almeida, and disposing of her body in the Tietê River; he and his brother were arrested for femicide and concealing a corpse.
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US Considers Sanctions Against Brazilian Judge Overseeing Bolsonaro Coup Case
US Senator Marco Rubio announced potential visa restrictions targeting foreign officials deemed to censor free speech, including a possible sanction against Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes, who is overseeing the trial against former President Jair Bolsonaro for alleged coup attem...
US Considers Sanctions Against Brazilian Judge Overseeing Bolsonaro Coup Case
US Senator Marco Rubio announced potential visa restrictions targeting foreign officials deemed to censor free speech, including a possible sanction against Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes, who is overseeing the trial against former President Jair Bolsonaro for alleged coup attem...
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Brazilian Biologist Wins Whitley Award for Jaguar Conservation
Brazilian biologist Yara Barros won the Whitley Award for her jaguar conservation project, Onças do Iguaçu, in Iguazu National Park, a region spanning Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay, where she has increased jaguar populations from near-extinction through community engagement and education.
Brazilian Biologist Wins Whitley Award for Jaguar Conservation
Brazilian biologist Yara Barros won the Whitley Award for her jaguar conservation project, Onças do Iguaçu, in Iguazu National Park, a region spanning Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay, where she has increased jaguar populations from near-extinction through community engagement and education.
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Mexico's Updated Climate Strategy: Ambitious Goals, Uncertain Implementation
Mexico unveiled its updated National Climate Change Strategy (ENCC), aiming for a 35% emission reduction and prioritizing adaptation to climate impacts; experts praise the plan's ambition but express concern over implementation challenges and conflicting fossil fuel projects.
Mexico's Updated Climate Strategy: Ambitious Goals, Uncertain Implementation
Mexico unveiled its updated National Climate Change Strategy (ENCC), aiming for a 35% emission reduction and prioritizing adaptation to climate impacts; experts praise the plan's ambition but express concern over implementation challenges and conflicting fossil fuel projects.
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Brazil-China Partnership Boosted by $5 Billion in Renewable Energy and Digital Investments
Brazil and China signed agreements totaling over $5 billion, focusing on sustainable aviation fuel, renewable energy research, and digital infrastructure development, signifying a deepening economic partnership.
Brazil-China Partnership Boosted by $5 Billion in Renewable Energy and Digital Investments
Brazil and China signed agreements totaling over $5 billion, focusing on sustainable aviation fuel, renewable energy research, and digital infrastructure development, signifying a deepening economic partnership.
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Neymar Omitted From Brazil Squad for June International Break
Carlo Ancelotti excluded Neymar from Brazil's June international squad due to recent injuries, prioritizing his recovery for the 2026 World Cup. The squad, including players from six different leagues, will face Ecuador and Paraguay in upcoming World Cup qualifiers.
Neymar Omitted From Brazil Squad for June International Break
Carlo Ancelotti excluded Neymar from Brazil's June international squad due to recent injuries, prioritizing his recovery for the 2026 World Cup. The squad, including players from six different leagues, will face Ecuador and Paraguay in upcoming World Cup qualifiers.
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Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Advocates for AI Regulation to Protect Human Rights
Brazilian Supreme Court Chief Justice Luis Roberto Barroso urged AI regulation on May 26, 2025, in Brasilia, citing the need to protect human rights and prevent misuse, while acknowledging the difficulties of regulating rapidly evolving technology; a bill is currently under consideration in the Cham...
Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Advocates for AI Regulation to Protect Human Rights
Brazilian Supreme Court Chief Justice Luis Roberto Barroso urged AI regulation on May 26, 2025, in Brasilia, citing the need to protect human rights and prevent misuse, while acknowledging the difficulties of regulating rapidly evolving technology; a bill is currently under consideration in the Cham...
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