Brazil’s AppProva strives for “access to free, good quality education across Brazil” through digital teaching assessments
By Sophie Foggin - December 20, 2018
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Despite developments in Marielle Franco investigation, former colleagues continue to receive death threats
By Sophie Foggin - December 20, 2018
Volunteers show solidarity after fire in Amazonas destroys over 600 houses
By Sophie Foggin - December 20, 2018
Militia groups concerned over her interference in land disputes deemed responsible for Marielle Franco’s assassination
By Sophie Foggin - December 14, 2018
Fifth victim of Campinas Cathedral shooting dies in hospital
By Sophie Foggin - December 13, 2018
Poverty in Brazil has risen dramatically in 2018
By Sophie Foggin - December 7, 2018
Bolsonaro’s son travels to US to build on Brazil’s foreign relations
By Sophie Foggin - December 5, 2018
Brazilian truckers plan second round of strikes via WhatsApp
By Sophie Foggin - December 5, 2018
Brazilian startup Apptite to appear at Seedstars LatAm Summit
By Sophie Foggin - December 4, 2018
Incoming Minister of Institutional Security’s military background sparks concerns over levels of violence in Brazil
By Sophie Foggin - December 3, 2018
Brazil backs out of hosting 2019 UN climate change conference: a sign of foreboding?
By Sophie Foggin - November 30, 2018
Operation Car Wash: Rio state governor detained in final months of mandate
By Sophie Foggin - November 29, 2018
Will evangelical-owned media outlet Record threaten Globo empire under Bolsonaro’s governance?
By Sophie Foggin - November 28, 2018
Bolsonaro announces appointment of fourth ex-military cabinet minister
By Sophie Foggin - November 27, 2018
Mais Médicos replaces almost all Cuban doctors who have withdrawn from programme
By Sophie Foggin - November 27, 2018