Tagged With Rio De Janeiro

Carnival is cancelled in Rio de Janeiro for the first time in 103 years, but performers are already gearing up for an epic 2022 parade

Izabela Cardoso, Fernando Teixeira, Bruno Mauro

A couple was caught having sex during a Brazilian council's Zoom meeting

Canela López

Rio De Janeiro's Christ the Redeemer was lit up wearing a doctor's white coat and stethoscope to honour the world's healthcare workers

Emma Taylor

Rio de Janeiro's 2020 Carnival celebration was filled with spectacular costumes, dances, and political satire

Ryder Kimball

Ousted Nissan head Carlos Ghosn and wife Carole are now both wanted by Japan. Here's the story of the couple's intense relationship.

Mary Meisenzahl

An oxygen leak forced Lufthansa passengers heading to Brazil to take an 8-hour flight from Frankfurt to Frankfurt

Sinéad Baker

The fire that destroyed a Brazilian museum containing 20 million artifacts also eliminated records of entire languages that nobody speaks anymore

Peter Kotecki

Furious Brazilians are blaming neglect and budget cuts for the fire that destroyed the 200-year-old National Museum

Rosie Perper

Brazil took an 'extreme measure' to fight crime in one of its biggest cities, but it's only made things worse

Christopher Woody

13 places to visit in May for every type of traveller

Mark Abadi

Brazil has committed to an 'extreme measure' to combat crime in Rio -- and it could be a model for the rest of the country

Christopher Woody

Brazil is taking an 'extreme measure' to confront crime in Rio -- the first time it's done so since the country's dictatorship fell

Christopher Woody

The most stunning moments from Carnival in Rio, where hundreds of thousands of people go all-out

Mark Abadi

33 things I wish I'd known before going to Rio Carnival

Rosie Fitzmaurice

No one wants to host the Olympics anymore --  will they go away?

Rob Ludacer

Step inside the most star-studded wedding of the year, held in Rio at Christ the Redeemer and attended by Madonna, U2, and Diddy

Rosie Fitzmaurice

Drones appear to be taking on a bigger, more dangerous role in Mexico's criminal warfare

Christopher Woody

Brazil is struggling with scandals and crises, and people there may look to the military for a fix

Christopher Woody

Violence in Rio de Janeiro has gotten so bad a newspaper is covering it in the 'war' section

Christopher Woody

The Olympic Park in Rio is a ghost town and its pools are turning green again

Jacqui Frank