STORIES BY LUCRECIA FRANCO

• Brazil’s President-elect vows loosing gun restrictions
• Minority groups fear repercussions of Bolsonaro’s rhetoric
• Social media plays a bigger role in Brazil’s Presidential elections
• UN Food Agency says Brazil is set to be major global farming hub
• Runoff likely in Brazil’s Presidential elections
• Who is Jair Bolsonaro? A look at Brazil’s far-right presidential frontrunner
• A catastrophic fire leaves Brazil’s National Museum in ruins
• Lack of sprinklers, insurance and funds contribute to Brazil’s museum fire
• After accusations of neglect, Brazil’s government declares emergency aid for National Museum
• Lack of funding blamed for massive fire at Brazil’s National Museum
• Brazil begins process of resettling, integrating Venezuelan migrants
• Zika epidemic forever changes life for many Brazilians
• China and Brazil work together to combat infectious diseases
• Brazil looks to China investments for infrastructure upgrades
• Many families still dealing with consequences of Zika virus
• Energy potential of hydrogen dominates international conference in Rio
• Study finds majority of Brazilians not interested in World Cup
• Rio becomes first Latin American city to host international cycling summit
• Brazilian team confident of a sixth win at the World Cup
• World Cup: A team of Haitian refugees in Brazil rises in ranks
• Famed Brazilian player ‘Jorginho’ teaches life lessons with football
• Brazil fears devastating impact of U.S. steel tariffs on its economy
• Volunteer teacher brings learning to Brazil’s streets
• China & Brazil join forces for major push in renewable energy
• Rio hosts para-cycling track world championships
• Thousands protest shooting of Brazilian city councilwoman Marielle Franco
• UN designates Venezuelan migrants fleeing to Brazil as refugees
• Brazil declares state of emergency as thousands of Venezuelans arrive
• Venezuelans crossing the border into Pacaraima, Brazil looking for work
• Celebrating the spirit of Samba with a Chinese twist
• Brazilian military officially in command of Rio’s police
• Military takes over policing Rio de Janeiro
• For the sixth time, a bank clerk is Rio de Janeiro’s King Momo
• Budget cuts loom over Carnival celebrations in Brazil
• Brazilians hoping Carnival celebrations will boost ailing economy