The Blogs: São Paulo City Council honors Jayme Blay for his trajectory and community legacy | Silas Anastacio

On a night of encounters, memories, and recognition, the São Paulo City Council honored Jayme Blay on April 14, 2026, at 7 p.m., in the Noble Hall of Palácio Anchieta, for his... Read more »

Is right right or a write-off?

Hungarian is a pretty unique language (supposedly related to Finnish but only philologists detect any similarity), hardly more than one person out of every 1,000 in the world is Hungarian and not... Read more »

Catedral Metropolitana de Brasilia: Iconic Modernist Masterpiece Guide

On April 20, 2026, as Brasília’s dry season begins under clear autumn skies, the Catedral Metropolitana de Brasilia emerges as a beacon of modernist innovation, drawing architecture enthusiasts and spiritual seekers alike.... Read more »

Milei heads to Israel as Middle East ceasefire clock ticks down

President Javier Milei will depart Argentina for Israel on Saturday for his third trip as head of state, during which he will meet Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and receive the nation’s highest... Read more »

Spain, Brazil, Mexico vow to boost Cuba aid amid US threats

Spain, Brazil and Mexico have pledged to boost aid efforts for Cuba to ease a humanitarian crisis they say is the result of a US blockade against the Caribbean island nation. In a joint... Read more »

Second trial over Maradona’s death begins after first was annulled over judicial scandal — MercoPress

Second trial over Maradona’s death begins after first was annulled over judicial scandal Sunday, April 19th 2026 – 10:16 UTC Maradona died on November 25, 2020, aged 60, at a... Read more »

Is its car rental dominance in Brazil strong enoug

Movida leads Brazil’s car rental and fleet management market with a scalable model, but can its growth penetrate emerging markets to reward you as a U.S. or English-speaking investor? Explore the business,... Read more »

Smelling a drop of blood in the water

‘In the land of uncertainty, the man with convictions is King,’ could be a paraphrase of the famous idiom, adapted to fit the reality of Argentina under President Javier Milei. Indeed, even... Read more »

This Visionary Philanthropist Is Financing Brazil’s Burgeoning Talent

Back in 2018, Brazilian philanthropist Olga Rabinovich sat her team down and gave them a mission: to find the most effective way to nurture a cause in dire need of effective financial... Read more »

Dollar shortage still looms after Argentina buys time at IMF

Argentina bought itself time at the International Monetary Fund this week, but President Javier Milei still faces a hard-currency shortage that he’ll have to tackle before elections next year. After reaching deals... Read more »