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Latin America Monitor Brazil protests: a blip, or the making of a movement?

Protests across Brazil have grown larger as inflation and economy woes mount.Though the protests were sparked by a bus fare increase, they now face the challenge of rallying behind a common goal.

Latin America Monitor 'Imagine the World Cup' - popular dig at Brazil's preparedness is turned on its head

Brazil's gun control debate: Opponents try to shoot holes in disarmament law

Claudio Miranda's music is taming a once-violent Brazilian neighborhood

Latin America Monitor Knowing neighbors through art: Rio houses new Latin American art museum

Election of Pope Francis fuels hopes for Catholic reform (+video)

Who's on the short list to be the new pope?

Latin America Monitor Brazil's top court to rule on effort to spread oil wealth

Latin America Monitor Favela consumer class on the rise in Brazil

Brazil Carnival fire: Celebrations turn deadly

Pope Benedict XVI retires: Will the next pope come from the 'global south?'

Focus turns to safety in clubs across Brazil (+video)

In aftermath of nightclub fire, some Brazilians question 'culture of impunity'

From Brazil to Japan: gun laws around the world

Watch your tongue: Prejudiced comments illegal in Brazil.

Troubling uptick in violence in São Paulo's slums

Could China overtake US as global trader?

Latin America Monitor Brazil: Congress to vote on redistribution of oil royalties

Latin America Monitor Bad boys: Brazil slaps misbehaving soccer players with service, not just suspensions

Urban gardening on the rise in Mexico City

Latin America Monitor Brazil laying down the law

Is Europe really on the brink?

10 richest members of Congress

Reverse brain drain pulls Brazilians home, and Europeans with them

Change Agent An entrepreneurial approach to sanitation