Brazil

Corkwoman Fiona Murphy has travelled the world teaching and creating art

Indigenous leaders seek to play key role in talks as Brazil regional summit raises hopes for Amazon protection

Some 600 police officers were deployed after the killing last Thursday of an officer in Guarujá

Women’s World Cup 2023 team-by-team guide

The film’s ideas about women as religious enforcers, complicit in their own subjugation, are fascinating

Third-level institutions reluctant to regulate generative artificial intelligence, seen as way to transform education

Fifty years ago Lansdowne Road hosted a memorable occasion as the then formidable world champions pipped an all-Ireland selection in a seven-goal thriller

Four out of seven justices voted to convict Bolsonaro for abuse of power and misuse of the media during 2022 election

Equivalent of 11 football pitches of primary rainforest destroyed every minute last year

Brazil’s 4-2 defeat to Senegal was a new low for a struggling team. And to make it worse, Argentina are on top of the world

Brazil’s Democratic Labour Party claims former president used government channels to promote campaign and cast doubts on electronic voting system

New fiction from Brazil, Angola, Hong Kong, Finland and France

New to the Parish: Guilherme Souza moved to Dublin in 2014

The British journalist and the Brazilian Indigenous expert were shot dead in the Amazon while returning from a reporting trip in 2022

‘Property prices here are much too high...The difference for what they’d get in Poland is mad’

New laws will limit rights of indigenous peoples and open up areas to mining, farming and deforestation

Legislation could allow for road-building, mining, dam construction and other on protected lands

Marcelo Xavier accused of indirectly contributing to killings of Bruno Pereira and Dom Phillips by failing to protect workers in the region

Former president accused of using forged documents to travel to US illegally

Suspect (25) arrested following incident in Santa Catarina

Former president has been in self-imposed exile in Florida after refusing to concede defeat in last year’s election

The infant mortality rate among the 31,000 Yanomamis in Brazil now exceeds those of war-torn and famine-stricken countries, with one in 10 infants dying, government data says

Brian Maguire has turned his gaze and his anger on the social and ecological fallout from the destruction of the Amazonian rainforest

Bruno Farias (31) picked up drugs from toilet cubicle with co-worker who was also jailed for six years

Almost 2,500 people displaced or homeless as rescue efforts ongoing with 43 of the deaths in city of Sao Sebastiao

Residents used small boats to carry items and people to higher ground as 50 houses collapsed

Student nurse threatened into ingesting drugs before travelling to Ireland after taking out loan for rent and family expenses

Sao Paulo carrier had been floating offshore for three months since Turkey refused it entry for scrappage due to environmental hazards

State alleges two women trafficked two ‘vulnerable’ Brazilians to Ireland and forced them to work as prostitutes

Brazilian librarian (28) was discovered dead in her Cork City flat on New Year’s Day

Tens of thousands of Brazilians attend English language schools and work part-time - but many are unprepared for the cost of living

Other Latin American countries to be invited to join single currency, which could eventually create world’s second-largest currency bloc

Justice minister vows to launch police investigation into suffering blamed on illegal mining and government neglect, as Bolsonaro calls allegations ‘left-wing farce’

Lula has removed at least 80 military officials from their jobs in his administration in the last five days

Juliana de Albuquerque: Majority of Brazilians disagree with actions of rioters while American opinion far more evenly divided on violence of January 6th attack

Brazilian police discover draft of decree declaring a “state of defence”

This week’s political unrest devastated the heart and soul of an extraordinary country. But every society comes with both the beautiful and the ugly

Brazilians living in Ireland have described the chaotic scenes in their homeland as a ‘step back’ for democracy

Court in Barcelona opens proceedings over alleged crime in Barcelona nightclub

Brazil’s president had been reluctant to clamp down on protests by supporters of Bolsonaro, but Sunday’s mayhem has brought a firm reaction