Tag: South America

An Air Europa plane on the Madrid-Montevideo route was forced to make an emergency landing in the Brazilian city of ...

The head of the Bolivian Army, Juan José Zúñiga, ran over the entrance door to the Quemado Palace with a ...

A series of monumental engravings carved thousands of years ago to represent snakes, giant centipedes and human figures shed new ...

Brazil, the giant of South America, is experiencing a strange paradox: since Lula came to power, all indices have improved, ...

The president of Ecuador, Daniel Noboa, has clearly and forcefully challenged his Mexican counterpart, Andrés Manuel López Obrador. The Ecuadorian ...

The data could not be more reliable. They have just been revealed by the solvent IBGE, the Brazilian research institute, ...

The president of Peru, Dina Boluarte, renewed her Cabinet this Monday by changing six ministers, in the midst of the ...

It sounded like a big deal. Have the Messi brand to sell clothes. However, neither with a world champion Lionel ...

It may seem curious, but as the 60th anniversary of the Brazilian military dictatorship approaches, the Army returns to the ...

Politicians, sambistas, tourism promoters and residents of Rio de Janeiro often use hackneyed hyperbole to refer to their carnival: “The ...