Atleast20peoplewerekilledonTuesdaywheninmatesattemptedtoescapefromaprisoninthenorthernBraziliancityofBelem,saidofficials.(CGTN)
ParisSaint-Germain'sBrazilianstrikerNeymarWednesdaythankedhisfansfortheirsupportafterhesufferedasprainedankleandfracturedmetatarsalattheweekend."Thankyouforallt
BarcelonahavebeguntalkstosignhighlyratedGremiocentralmidfielderArthurMelo,theBrazilianclubsaidonSunday.The21-year-oldwaslinkedwithBarcelonalastmonthafterbeingph
PhilippeCoutinhomadehislong-awaitedBarcelonadebutwhenhecameonasasecond-halfsubstituteinThursday'sCopadelReyquarter-finalsecondlegagainstcityneighboursEspanyolat
BrazilianWorldCupwinnerRonaldinhohasretiredfromfootball,althoughhehasnotplayedagamesince2015.Ronaldinho,37,waspartofthetriumphantBrazil2002WorldCupsquad,wontheC
BrazilonTuesdayorderedthetopdiplomatatVenezuela’sembassy,GerardoDelgado,toleavethecountry,inretaliationforCaracasbootingouttheBrazilianambassador."Brazilhasdeci
BrazilianstrikerFredhasrejoinedhisformersideCruzeirofromtheirlocalrivalsAtleticoMineiro.The34-year-old,whohadbeencontractedtoAtleticountil2018,willbetiedtoCruze
BrazilfootballgreatRomariosaidTuesdaythatheplanstorunforpresidentoftheBrazilianFootballConfederation(CBF)followingthesuspensionofMarcoPoloDelNero.DelNero,whohas
ArrivinginBrazil,ChinesefootballerLongYushuotookonthemoreeasilypronouncednameThomas,butit'sthelocals'skillswiththeballthathe'sreallyhopingtoadopt.YoungChinesefo
RiodeJaneiromadehistoryin2009whentheBrazilianbeachparadisebecamethefirstcityinSouthAmericaselectedtohostanOlympics.Buteightyearslater,evidenceisemergingtainting
Brazil will have a lower gross domestic product (GDP) growth rate in 2017 than originally projected, the country's Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles said Wednesday.
BRASILIA, May 18 (Xinhua) -- Brazilian President Michel Temer refused to resign on Thursday despite being implicated in corruption allegations.
Fifty-sevenmeatimportersinBraziltoughenedcontrolsonshipmentsinthewakeofafoodsafetyscandalinMarchbutnoproblemswithproductionhavebeenfound,AgricultureMinisterBlai
Fora Dilma. Dilma Out. The battle cry of the enraged right-wing of Brazil, which rang out around the streets for months, has come to pass. On Wednesday afternoon, the Senate voted to strip Dilma Rousseff of the presidency by 61 votes to 20.
Brazil's suspended President Dilma Rousseff on Monday fielded questions from senators on day four of her impeachment trial, as police lobbed tear gas to disperse her supporters protesting outside the Senate.
The carnival capital of Rio de Janeiro will host a glittering Olympics opening ceremony party on Friday, hoping to draw a line under a turbulent seven-year build-up dogged by recession, drugs scandals, crime and infrastructure stumbles.
Brazil's Prosecutor General Rodrigo Janot has asked the Supreme Court (STF) to authorize the arrest of the Senate President Renan Calheiros and other senior politicians, Brazilian newspaper O Globo reported on Tuesday.
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