The law that established Brazil’s minimum wage in 1936, later regulated in 1940, resulted from workers’ struggles, reshaped social relations, and unsettled economic elites, according to historians interviewed by Agência Brasil. The... Read more »

As Brazil’s Amazon prepares to host November’s UN Climate negotiations, the world’s gaze turns to carbon charts and satellite maps. On the ground, however, Indigenous communities are quietly reshaping climate politics, defending... Read more »

In a bohemian neighbourhood of São Paulo, Carla Guindani was getting ready to cross an important threshold in the struggle to get small-scale farmers in Brazil the recognition they are due. Days... Read more »

New Fortress Energy recently submitted two alternative timelines to Brazil’s ANP to restart the FSRU at its Gás Sul Terminal in Santa Catarina, targeting berthing in July 2026 or July 2027 after... Read more »

Reuters CIA director John Ratcliffe met Venezuela’s Interim President Delcy Rodríguez in Caracas on Thursday “at President Trump’s direction,” a US official has said. The two-hour meeting was aimed at building trust... Read more »

The Syrian army is advancing towards Raqqa, the stronghold of the United States-trained, Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), after capturing the northern strategic city of Tabqa and its military airport on the... Read more »

Saturday in Rio is perfect for a clean, culture-first daytime plan. Build it around two anchor blocks you can execute. One is Centro + Flamengo for museums, galleries, and a street-market culture... Read more »

ASUNCIÓN, Paraguay (AP) — The European Union and the Mercosur bloc of South American countries formally signed a long-sought landmark free trade agreement on Saturday, capping more than a quarter-century of torturous... Read more »

After almost three months away from home, São Paulo hosted São Bernardo on Thursday night (15th) under pressure both on and off the field due to the tumultuous moment they were experiencing,... Read more »