Issue Apr 10-16 2024: The municipality of São Pedro, located at the foot of Serra do Itaqueri, is part of São Paulo’s tourist route and advertises itself as one Brazil’s most charming April destinations, due to its unique cloud formations and transitory environment.

Issue Apr 10-16 2024: Brazilian writer and historicist Roberto R. Martins released his latest novel, set in the Sul da Bahia region and featuring a mixture of jagunços, coronels, ex-slaves, and Indigenous peoples – an assembly capturing the historic memory of thousands of Brazilians.

Issue Apr 10-16 2024: Every year 350 million tons of plastic are created, of which 8 or 9 million end up in the ocean, posing a threat to both marine and human health.

Issue Apr 10-16 2024: With their leaders increasingly corralled by Brazil’s Federal Police, Bolsonarists have activated an online network of far-right social media users to promote the fantasy that Brazil is ruled by a dictatorship of the judiciary.

Issue Apr 10-16 2024: The United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations approved a bill that would allow for the strengthening of sanctions against Nicaragua.

Issue Apr 10-16 2024: The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) reaffirmed its commitment to contain the high levels of migrant flows coming out of Central America, and advocated for interregional solidarity in response to the phenomenon.

Issue Apr 10-16 2024: According to a study published by BigDataCorp, Brazil has passed the 60 million mark for the National Registry of Legal Entities (CNPJ).

Issue Apr 10-16 2024: President Lula defended his decision to present a survey of Brazilian lands that could be used for agrarian reform “without much fuss.”

Issue Apr 10-16 2024: Since the 90s, the self-described representatives of Chile’s working class have undergone a massive inwards shift towards adopting neoliberal positions.

Issue Apr 10-16 2024: Amid the controversy in Argentina over the alleged irregular issuance of Bolivian passports to Iranian citizens and concerns about the possible presence of Iranian fighters in Bolivia, Marcelo Pedrazas, a deputy from the Citizen Community (CC) party, stated that insisting on strengthening diplomatic ties between Bolivia and Iran is not healthy