Foreign relations professor Igor Fuser looks into the relevance of the Oct. 20 election in Bolivia for South America
The Amazon Synod, the latest data on poverty, and Brazil's most popular rap group are also featured on this week's show
Migrant worker will take a bus from São Paulo to La Paz a week before the Bolivian presidential elections to vote
Healthy eating, agroecology, and some of the hottest topics of the week are on What's Happening in Brazil
As few as 2.7% of households own nearly 20% of all the money received by households in the country, official data show
Miner uses its financial powers to hire huge legal teams to fight the victims of its activities in Brazil
Suspects include the wife and brother-in-law of former police officer accused of killing Rio councilwoman and her driver
Brazilian landless workers’ leader argues that the Brazilian government’s contradictions are becoming increasingly clear
Country reported 1,940 killings in rural areas in more than three decades, but only 135 suspects were convicted
Lula declared in a letter that he will only accept leaving prison when Brazil’s justice system recognizes his innocence