Despite developments in Marielle Franco investigation, former colleagues continue to receive death threats
By Sophie Foggin - December 20, 2018
Rio de Janeiro
Militia groups concerned over her interference in land disputes deemed responsible for Marielle Franco’s assassination
By Sophie Foggin - December 14, 2018
Operation Car Wash: Rio state governor detained in final months of mandate
By Sophie Foggin - November 29, 2018
Search for victims of Rio de Janeiro mudslide continues
By Sophie Foggin - November 12, 2018
Tensions rise ahead of this weekend’s vote in Brazil
By Sophie Foggin - October 2, 2018
World’s largest urban forest receives funding from Brazilian government to guarantee its conservation
By Sophie Foggin - September 25, 2018
Over a week on, who is being blamed for Brazil’s National Museum fire?
By Sophie Foggin - September 13, 2018
Amidst demonstrations of support, presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro to undergo second surgery
By Sophie Foggin - September 10, 2018
Surfers find solace in their daily dose of vitamin sea amidst vastly polluted waters
By Jennifer Poole - September 7, 2018
South America’s oldest human remains “Luzia” destroyed in Brazil museum blaze
By [email protected] - September 5, 2018
Fire that destroyed contents of Brazil’s 200 year-old National Museum sparks protests
By Sophie Foggin - September 5, 2018
Despite initial protests, Brazil reopens first ‘Queer Museum’
By Sophie Foggin - August 30, 2018
More military police security operations in Rio’s favelas result in officer deaths
By Sophie Foggin - August 23, 2018
U.S. Defense Secretary kicks off South America tour in Brazil
By Alex Papadovassilakis - August 14, 2018
After effects of 2016 Olympic Games continue to impact upon Rio de Janeiro’s tourism industry
By Sophie Foggin - August 2, 2018