Brazil: STJ upholds fine against parents not vaccinating child against Covid-19 Brazil floods: 54 dead, 18 missing and over 30.000 people displaced Tuesday, January 28th 2020 - 08:28 UTC ...

Brazil storms have sparked floods and caused a hydroelectric dam to collapse, with at least 29 people dead and 60 missing. President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva visited the country's south on ...

A decline had already been forecast before the floods, due to previous torrential rains and a drought in the center-west of the huge country. Rio Grande do Sul is also Brazil's largest grower of ...

Heavy rains and floods in São Paulo state, Brazil, killed at least 36 people on Sunday. The city of São Sebastião was one of the hardest hit with dozens of people missing after at least 50 ...

Civil defense officials have reported that heavy rains in northeastern Brazil have killed at least three people and displaced 3,600, while apparently unrelated flooding far to the south in ...

Those measures include the construction of field hospitals. Video: View destruction from Brazil's floods Aid workers will provide shelters, food water and power, while health officials will offer ...

Read more: Inside the dangerous rescue for Brazil flood victims Maximo Napa said he had to resort to eating roaches, birds and turtles to survive. Surveillance footage shows the man standing up ...

Neither Porto Alegre, Brazil, nor Valencia, Spain, are in the news this week. But they have been before, and almost certainly ...

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (CNN)-- Rain-induced flooding over large parts of Brazil have killed at least 31 people and left another 500,000 homeless, the government's civil defense agency said Thursday.

TASS/. Nearly 169 Brazilians have died as a result of the devastating floods in southern Brazil's Rio Grande do Sul state, the G1 website reports, citing the Civil Defense. Previously, the number ...

in Brazil’s western Amazon: during floods, the big cats spend up to four months living up in the trees, where they hunt, mate and care for their young. Between 2011 and 2020, researchers from ...