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Jonathan Watts
Great party, shame about the legacy
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Jonathan Watts
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28 Apr 2016
Despite a frightening list of problems there is confidence that Rio will be ready for the Olympic Games – but long-term benefits are in doubt.
Rousseff’s supporters play for time
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Jonathan Watts
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21 Apr 2016
The beleagured Workers’ Party believes people will tire quickly of the opposition leaders.
Dilma Rousseff: Brazilian congress votes to impeach president
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Jonathan Watts
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18 Apr 2016
Government concedes after lower house overwhelmingly backs move to remove Rousseff, who now faces vote in senate.
Brazil’s games are in a ‘bad phase’
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Jonathan Watts
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15 Feb 2016
Six months before Rio de Janeiro hosts the next Olympics, the country is struggling with a Zika epidemic and political and economic woes
Bomb victims seek a world with no nukes
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Jonathan Watts
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6 Aug 2015
Survivors of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki attacks are campaigning to halt Brazil's nuclear plans.
Peru hostages rescued after 25 years
Article
Jonathan Watts
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30 Jul 2015
The 13 adults and 26 children had been used as slaves in remote mountain communities.
Maradona echoes approval for the arrests of Fifa’s ‘old bastards!’
Article
Jonathan Watts
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28 May 2015
From Diego Maradona’s delight to the denials of regional football bosses, Latin America has lapped up the unfolding Fifa corruption scandal.
Child (10) denied an abortion
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Jonathan Watts
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7 May 2015
“The first step that should be taken in pregnancies of girls under 13 should be an abortion,” say activists.
Odds stacked against Brazil leader
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Jonathan Watts
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31 Oct 2014
Dilma Rousseff goes into her second term facing greater challenges than her first time around.
Will Brazilians say Neves again?
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Jonathan Watts
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23 Oct 2014
The left has run the country since 2003, but now is presented with a very real threat from the conservative elite.
People’s cup but politician’s stage
Article
Jonathan Watts
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10 Jul 2014
The 2014 World Cup has seen unprecedented levels of outrage and debate over poverty, Fifa, commercialism … and occasionally football.
Brazil’s ‘chainsaw queen’ has axe to grind
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Jonathan Watts
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8 May 2014
The rise of powerful politician Katia Abreu, who disregards green issues, has alarmed Brazilian environmentalists.
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