“This incident has caused so much damage to Rio’s brand abroad that I think Brazilians deserve a clear, consistent account of what happened,” says AS/COA’s Brian Winter.
From rugby to judo, the visibility of Brazil’s out Olympians is a win in the fight against homophobia.
The new president of Brazil’s national development bank is embracing much-needed reforms, but she’s working under the clock.
Many parts of Rio will be economically untouched by the Olympics though the games will still leave a positive legacy, points out AS/COA’s Eric Farnsworth.
The first-ever rock climbing facility in a Brazilian favela opened just ahead of the Olympics with support from famed American climber Alex Honnold.
It’s easy to be constantly frustrated in Rio de Janeiro. Just follow these steps.
The same trait that got Brazil into this Olympic-sized mess will also (eventually) lead them out, writes AQ’s editor-in-chief.