Brasilia, Brazil News

Ecuador has become the door of South America to Haitian immigrants who want to go to Brazil in search of a better life than living in their country, devastated by the earthquake of 2010, because the Andean nation does not ask for visa: this is the information released from the NGO, "The Jesuit Service for Refugees and Migrants" in Quito.

In this Jan. 24, 2012, file photo, Brazil's former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva attends the inauguration of the new Minister of Science and Technology at Planalto Palace in Brasilia, Brazil.

The Tabasco Garlic Pepper Sauce ad campaign centers around a classic interpretation of hot sauces.

Women rise in Latin America: the Petrobras board meets today to confirm Maria das Gracas Foster as first female CEO for Latin America's largest firm.

People cross the border bridge between Peru and Brazil to the Peruvian border city of Inapari February 3, 2012.

Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff, whose Workers' Party rose to power because of ties to the labor movement, is being tested by public employees threatening to strike for higher pay.

The Brazilian government privatized operations at three of the nation's main airports on Monday, awarding US$14 billion in contracts to three consortiums that will expand and run terminals amid booming demand and ahead of the 2014 World Cup.

With the World Cup and Olympics looming, Rio de Janeiro has its hands full preparing to handle the influx of visitors who will besiege the city for the soccer in 2014 and the Olympics in 2016.

Brazil, a rising economic and diplomatic power in the developing, expressed support for efforts by the Arab League to end the ongoing violence in Syria.

The Brazilian government has raised about $14-billion through the privatization of three of its major airports, including the Guarulhos airport terminal at Sao Paulo, which is the nation's largest.

Soldiers patrol the streets during a police strike at the historic center in Salvador, brazil, Sunday Feb.

We're super intrigued by Y-3' s new Spring/Summer collection inspired by the city of Brasilia .

"I always hear stories about how we can't find enough engineers, we can't find enough computer programmersAnd that's why we're emphasizing math and science.

The bank provides a wide range of financial products and services including deposits, saving accounts, asset management and loans.

Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff pushed back against criticisms of Cuba's human rights record that have intruded on her first state visit to the communist island, saying a U.S. detention camp for suspected terrorists at Guantnamo Bay is also a concern.

BRASILIA, Brazil &#8212 The government says Brazil has posted its worst foreign trade deficit for the month of January since 1992.

BRASILIA, Brazil &#8212 A group of Internet hackers says it has attacked the website of Brazil's second largest private sector bank, one day after doing the same with the country's largest private bank.

Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff gave the opening speech as the U.N. General Assembly opened and pushed for a Brazilian seat on the Security Council.

Dilma Rousseff arrives in Cuba on Monday on her first visit there as Brazil's president, and she's facing pressure to take a stronger and more public stance on human rights violations that continue under the Cuban government.

BRASILIA: Brazil's central bank on Thursday gave the strongest signal yet it will keep slashing interest rates into single-digits, even as record-low unemployment reinforced concerns a tight labor market could stoke inflation.