Around 90 million Brazilians are on social media today, nearly the size of the Brazilian electorate, said the social media and data researcher.
Interview: Labic's Fábio Malini on Social Media, Protests, and Transparency in Brazil
Índice aponta Brasil mais rico, mas com desafios de inclusão social
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Pablo Uchoa
O Índice de Inclusão Social 2013 da AS/COA indica que o Brasil, apesar de ser uma nação mais rica, fica atrás de líderes regionais em inclusão social.
The Pope Arrives in Brazil, Where Protests and Political Tensions Persist
The Argentine pontiff’s first visit to Latin America since assuming his post comes at a time of vocal demands for government accountability in Brazil.
Pope Francis and the Battle for Latin America's Soul
The pope’s historic visit to Brazil has potentially broad implications for the region, writes COA’s Eric Farnsworth for The Huffington Post.
Explainer: Immigration Laws in the Americas
What are the recent changes to immigration laws in the hemisphere? AS/COA explains policies in Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, and Mexico.
After Protests, Brazil’s Lawmakers Consider Political Reform
A Chamber of Deputies committee will soon begin work on a massive reform package. But will it happen in time for next year’s election?