
Protesters In Brazil Call For President Bolsonaro's Impeachment
Nearly half a million people in the country have died from COVID.
| Eliana Moreno
Nearly half a million people in the country have died from COVID.
| Eliana Moreno
In this investigation, Newsy worked with Bellingcat and Cerosetenta to examine open source evidence showing police violence in Cali, Colombia.
Demonstrators filled the streets after the government proposed a tax hike.
| Eliana Moreno
The country lost 100,000 lives just in the last month.
| Johannah Grenaway
Hospitals are reportedly running so low on critical supplies that some patients are being intubated without sedatives.
| Katherine Biek
The two previous people to hold the position left after disagreements with leadership.
| Scripps News Staff
The ruling would potentially allow Lula to run for president again next year.
| Scripps News Staff
Experts fear that Brazil's lax attitude and variant spread might endanger other nations.
Peru's congress met into the early morning Monday, but adjourned without a replacement lined up.
| Antoinette Miller
Its health ministry reported the number Monday.
| Bailey Vogt
Evo Morales' socialist party claims victory for Luis Arce in Bolivia's redo presidential election after last year's was nullified.
| Gage Jackson
Álvaro Uribe Vélez was registered in the prison system after being charged with bribery and procedural fraud.
| Caitlin Baldwin
Former Colombian President Alvaro Uribe faces charges of bribery and procedural fraud.
| Katie Cammarata
Bolivian prisoners are protesting a lack of access to medical care, but even some free citizens are turning to a dangerous fake cure.
| Peter Hecht
A three-month trial of a vaccine produced by a Chinese Pharmaceutical Company began Tuesday in five Brazilian states.
| Peter Hecht
The announcement comes after 29 firms sent a letter threatening to pull investments if Brazil doesn't do something to protect the rainforest.
| Caitlin Baldwin
Latin America and the Caribbean surpass 3 million Coronavirus cases, with Brazil, Peru, Chile and Mexico ranking among world's most impacted.
| Peter Hecht
Paulinho Paiakan drew international attention in the 1980s when he led an indigenous campaign against a hydroelectric dam in Brazil's Amazon basin.
| Peter Hecht
Few in Brazil believe the military would back a coup. Still, the threats bring memories of the military dictatorship, which only ended 35 years ago.
Amid political feuds over Brazil's coronavirus toll, the Supreme Court rules the government must continue providing cumulative data to the public.
| Peter Hecht
The U.N. says 14 million people across Latin America could face food shortages due to the pandemic, and 30 million more could enter poverty.
| Peter Hecht
President Trump, who announced the ban in a proclamation, pointed to the rising number of COVID-19 cases in Brazil.
Emergency teams are airlifting critical patients out of villages in Brazil as the country ranks third in COVID-19 cases.
| Peter Hecht
The U.S. territory will hold a nonbinding vote to decide whether Puerto Rico should be considered a U.S. state.
| Gage Jackson
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro said two former U.S. special forces soldiers were part of mercenaries "playing Rambo" in the attack.
| Peter Hecht
Brazil's high court rejected President Bolsonaro's pick to run the federal police just a day after allowing a probe into corruption allegations.
| Adam Elrashidi
Some scientists estimate over 1 million people may be infected without knowing due to insufficient testing.
| Johannah Grenaway
The country said it "doesn't and will never accept the tutelage of any foreign government."
| LeeAnne Lowry
Jair Bolsonaro is attacking governors for imposing measures to contain the virus spread, accusing them of killing the economy.
| Peter Hecht
The leader of Venezuela's socialist regime and top officials are charged with facilitating cocaine shipments to the U.S.
| Peter Hecht