Tag: Rio de Janeiro
Baile Charme: Rio’s Black Collective Dance Parties Spreading All Over Brazil
Under a busy overpass in Rio’s working-class neighborhood Madureira, far away from Copacabana beach ...
Brazil’s Oscar-nominated Movie I’m Still Here Is a Tribute to a Feminine Politics of Resilience
Director Walter Salles’s first feature film since 2012, the Oscar-nominated I’m Still Here is ...
Brazil’s Shipwrecked Slave Ship Camargo Being Preserved with a Grant from the US
The U.S. Consulate General in Rio de Janeiro announced a US$ 295,000 grant to ...
AND THEN THERE WAS JUNE 2013
The Tenth anniversary of an Insurrection whose Color was Black Mas eles só querem ...
Drug Traffickers and Evangelicals Join Hands in Rio for Holy War Against Priests and Afro-Brazilian Gods
Israeli flags fly from the highest spots of the hills surrounding the Cidade Alta ...
In Shock, World Asks for Probe Over Police Massacre in Rio’s Favela
The United Nations said it was “deeply disturbed” by the killings of 28 people ...
Indigenous People Are Close to Brazilians in the Big City. But People Don’t Know It
During a presentation for Indigenous People’s Week, celebrated in April in Brazil, at his ...
Once Again Brazilians Reject a Vaccine, This Time Led by Their President
The world is eagerly awaiting the release of several Covid-19 vaccines, but Brazilian President ...
How a Favela in Rio Is Dealing with Mental Health Amid the Coronavirus Pandemic
Empty streets, full minds. The fear of the new coronavirus occupies the thoughts of ...
Rio Carnaval Will Have to Wait for Green Light from the Coronavirus
Rio de Janeiro’s world famous Carnaval parade will not take place in February 2021 ...
