We have started to collect the most important news related to Brazil in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
His Workers' Party is now counting on a relatively unknown candidate to win the presidency.
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A closer look at the career of the metalworker turned president who has dominated Brazil's politics.
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Jair Bolsonaro, the far-right candidate in Brazil's presidential election, was stabbed at a rally.
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Scheila and Douglas Alvarenga acted quickly to save papers they discovered after the fire.
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Migrants are fearful after a mob attacked and killed a man in the Brazilian city of Boa Vista.
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Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right presidential hopeful, arrived in hospital "almost dead", his son says.
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The front-runner in Brazil's presidential election is hospitalised after being attacked.
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Footage from the air shows the devastation caused by a huge blaze.
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The fire wrecked Brazil's main museum and one of the region's largest natural history collections.
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The National Museum in Rio is home to millions of items but which are the key ones at risk?
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Firefighters are battling a huge blaze at the National Museum of Brazil in Rio de Janeiro.
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The National Museum of Brazil, home to some 20m items spanning centuries, is devastated.
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Brazil has a slow, bureaucratic tech scene - but some entrepreneurs say if you persist, it pays off.
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Brazil's top electoral court rules that the jailed ex-president cannot stand in October's election.
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Brazilian soldiers will be sent to "guarantee law and order" after an influx of Venezuelan migrants.
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Two Venezuelans in Brazil say despite losing everything in clashes on the border they are determined to stay.
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A former head of Brazil's football association is jailed for four years for corruption after being convicted of accepting bribes.
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The number of people crossing the border increases, as Venezuela tries to stabilise its economy.
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Security is stepped up after migrants fleeing Venezuela's economic crisis were attacked.
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It is still unlikely that the former Brazilian president will be allowed to run from prison.
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Brazil World Cup winner Ronaldo says he will be discharged on Monday after being admitted to hospital in Ibiza with pneumonia.
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The border is open again after an order to turn away fleeing Venezuelan migrants was overturned.
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Cândido Godói is a village in Brazil with ten times more twins than the national average
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A judge orders the release of the former president on appeal, but it is soon overruled.
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Neymar scores one goal and plays a key role in the second as Brazil beat Mexico to reach a seventh consecutive World Cup quarter-final.
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Russian women, tricked by Brazilian fans to say crude words in Portuguese on camera, are now being shamed by extremists.
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Nicolás Maduro lashes out at the US vice-president over his visit to Venezuelan migrants in Brazil.
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Philippe Coutinho's superb goal is not enough for Brazil who are held by Switzerland in their World Cup opener.
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Brazil legend Ronaldo and British popstar Robbie Williams got the 2018 World Cup in Russia under way with the opening ceremony in Moscow.
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The value of World Cup sponsorship has dropped between the 2014 event in Brazil and this year's in Russia, says Nielsen.
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A messaging group seeks to help women who want to end a pregnancy.
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The progressive prisons rewarding inmates for studying and placing emphasis on rehabilitation.
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Births are banned on the remote island and the mother says she did not know she was pregnant.
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Pregnant mothers are fleeing crisis-hit Venezuela to have their babies in Brazil.
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Occupation Hope in São Paulo has a zero tolerance policy towards domestic violence.
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Bernardo de Mello Paz created one of Brazil's most famous museums but he has fallen foul of the law.
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Petrix Barbosa is among dozens alleging sexual abuse against the ex-coach of Brazil's gymnastic team.
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Kenny Mukendi disappeared in Rio de Janeiro after telling his girlfriend he was coming home.
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Brazil's Odebrecht scandal is one of the biggest corporate corruption cases in history.
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More than 60 Workers' Party members took the step after Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was jailed.
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The attempted breakout at a jail in Belem was aided by an armed group which tried to blow up a wall.
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Supporters of Brazil's jailed ex-leader say they will not leave until he is released.
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Brazil's former president forced his way through crowds of supporters to surrender to the authorities.
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The ex-president says he will give himself up to begin a 12-year jail term but insists he is innocent.
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The former president could be jailed within days after Supreme Court judges ruled against him.
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Brazil's top court will rule on whether Lula should be jailed while he appeals against his sentence.
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