The historic vote ends 13 years of leftist rule in Latin America’s biggest country. It also marks the fourth time that an elected Brazilian president does not finish the term.

What are the key questions facing Brazil over the coming weeks and months? Below, a look ahead.

Every element of TV drama you could want when you click play, you’ll get today if you’re watching the final phase of the Brazilian impeachment process of former president Dilma Rousseff.

Residents of Rio de Janeiro awoke today to cold, rainy weather, and lots of questions.

This afternoon, the Brazilian men’s soccer team will take on the Germans. At stake: an Olympic gold medal. Also at stake: layers and layers of injured Brazilian national pride needing to heal after an incident simply referred to here as “7 – 1″ or “7 x 1″.

And why he thinks you should watch him in the pole vault.

A story of a robbery starts to draw questions, and a Brazilian judge orders the seizure of the Olympic swimmer's passport.

Here in Brazil, a palpable shift has been felt over the past two years, a shift away from men’s soccer and toward women’s.

Argentinians roam the Olympic Park in tight groups, like gazelles in a valley surrounded by lions, moving quickly.

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