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A collapse foretold: How Brazil's Covid-19 outbreak overwhelmed hospitals
New York Times: The virus has killed more than 300,000 people in Brazil.
New York Times: The virus has killed more than 300,000 people in Brazil.
New York Times: Brazilian pilot walked through jungle for 36 days before being rescued.
The nation's seven-day average of 2,400 deaths stands to reach 3,000 within weeks.
Bolsonaro has consistently downplayed the severity of the pandemic.
Conspiracy theories swirled this past week regarding the whereabouts of Zé Gotinha.
New York Times: Studies show how the P.1 variant devastated a Brazilian city.
A 'crazy' president, a deadly strain spreading and a lack of vaccine have led to disaster.
New York Times: Brazil is seeing a more contagious variant that may cause reinfection.
The glamorous couple were arrested for a crime they committed two decades ago.
Patients in overloaded hospitals waited as oxygen arrived to save some, but not all.
When she fell ill for the second time her symptoms were worse - and experts are alarmed.
Deaths have been accelerating at a grim pace in the US — and another surge is expected.
Pandemic and lockdowns mean traditional celebrations worldwide are subdued this Christmas.
"If a woman starts to grow a beard, they will not have anything to do with it."
Bats are thought to be the hosts of multiple viruses that have spawned recent epidemics.
How lack of good acai in the market fuelled Riversea on its business journey.
The WHO recorded 9989 new deaths from coronavirus in the past 24 hours.
Dad-of-two planned to move closer to home next year, stepfather says.
A woman raped by her Tinder date has spoken after he was deemed too dangerous for parole.
Brazil brought out the daredevil - and the extrovert - in author Abi Elphinstone.
New York Times: The pair drove out doctors, blocked assistance and pushed false cures.
Developers are unable to confirm whether he was on the vaccine or the placebo.
Opinion: Never mind the ideology, take another hard look at the death rates.
In March, Manaus recorded its first Covid case. By October, an estimated 5000 were dead.
Brazil's death toll is the world's second highest behind the United States.
The harsh reality inside the world's worst-hit coronavirus city.
Despite the surge in cases, Brazil's residents are desperate for a respite from the gloom.
The worldwide count of known Covid-19 infections climbed past 30 million.
Almost 1.5 million hectares consumed as fires ravage South American rain forests.
India is now only behind the United States, which has more than 6 million cases.