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A fake story about the Virgin of Aparecida, patron saint of Brazil, marks the end of the presidential campaign (opens the original)
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A fake story, with the Virgin of Aparecida, patron saint of Brazil, as an unwitting protagonist, has sparked a major controversy and poisoned the final stretch of the electoral campaign in Brazil. The contention, which harms Bolsonarismo, grew until it drew the direct intervention of the two leading candidates — President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro — the Bishops’ Conference, and the Supreme Court. Since Thursday night there have been statements, official notes, mutual accusat
Brazil, the new promised land for Cubans (opens the original)
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The presence of Cubans in Brazil surged starting in 2025, alongside the relentless deterioration of living conditions on the Caribbean island. What began as a trickle of arrivals via a harsh route through the Amazon has become a growing flow that has put them at the top of asylum claims, far surpassing Venezuelans. Brazilian authorities are processing more than 90,000 Cuban refugee applications, including 35,000 filed in the first seven months of 2026. The drivers of this phenomenon lie in sever
Lynching of a man accused of stealing a bicycle in Copacabana shocks Brazil (opens the original)
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Details of a recent lynching of a man accused of theft have caused unusual shock in Brazil. The brutal incident broke through the usual apathy surrounding such cases and made national news because it happened in one of the country’s most famous tourist neighborhoods, the upscale Copacabana, home to the famous Carioca beach. And the victim was white. Two security guards and two food delivery workers beat Cláudio Rafael Landeiro, 37, a man of reportedly reserved character, to death. They accused h
Brazil’s evangelical media empire: Pastors with millions of YouTube followers and a booming business (opens the original)
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Before dawn even begins to break in Brazil, evangelical bishop Bruno Leonardo uploads a video to YouTube in which he preaches and prays for his followers. Within hours, it typically racks up a couple of million views and hundreds of thousands of comments. Those numbers offer a glimpse of the enormous scale of the evangelical media universe in this deeply religious country. The preacher kicked off this week with a message encouraging believers to maintain faith in themselves and cast aside anguis
The Meteoriticists, a trio of women scientists hunting fallen celestial bodies in Brazil (opens the original)
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The story of the trip on which the Meteoríticas (Meteoriticists) were born is reminiscent of the movie Thelma & Louise, the road trip buddy film starring two women that became a major hit in the 1990s. Brazil, 2017: three scientists drive for two days from Río de Janeiro to Bahía, following the path of a meteor. The trio, who met each other at a university, were sporting wide-brimmed hats and traveling in a rented car down dusty roads that led them to increasingly more arid lands. In Thelma & Lo
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