BRAZIL: Rough Stuff. 2 minute read. TIME. November 3, 1947 12:00 AM GMT-5. Outside the offices of Rio’s Communist Tribune-Popular, the pavement was white with paper, littered with broken desks ...

four shelter dogs rescued from slums and abandoned lots around Sao Paulo were trained as “ball dogs” for an exhibition tennis match this week at the Brazil Open.

That was one of the things in Brazil. Stuff got quite easily taken out of context from what I said and created definitely the wrong perception of what I meant and what I said. " ...

Joined by their son, Egypt, the couple have been enjoying a number of fun things in the country. After touring Brazil, Keys will put on concerts in both Chile and Argentina before returning stateside.

Brazil has too many bank subsidies and because of this, the country is not competitive enough. So says the World Bank, an institutional that is ironically led by countries with near zero interest ...

Brazil's economic growth is expected to slow down in the second half of 2025, encumbered by high interest rates and worries about the U.S.-led global trade shake-up, a Reuters poll found.

CROCODILE HUNTING: A newly discovered marine crocodile, estimated to have lived some 62 million years ago, was found in northeastern Brazil. Reuters A fossil of a new marine crocodile species ...

Central to sustainability is a deceptively hard question: Where does stuff come from? Global companies are spending enormous time and effort learning to answer this question with precision. For ...

Democracy in Brazil is a lot different than democracy here in the United States. The culture, the context, even the institutions are really different, and that really matters.” Many of the ...

The WNBA has been doing some really cool stuff lately while promoting the league, ... The duo brought it back for the Fever's matchup against Brazil, and it's just as wholesome as it ever was. 5.

Brazil's dictatorship began tightening the screws. ... BRAZIL: Rough Stuff in Rio. 3 minute read. TIME. August 28, 1944 12:00 AM GMT-4. B razil’s dictatorship began tightening the screws.