Brazil

Miss Bumbum 2014: Brazil Competition Narrowed Down to 15 Contestants; See Who's Still In

After weeks of voting, the contestants of Brazil's Miss Bumbum contest have been narrowed down.

Brazil Building Internet Cable to Portugal to Avoid NSA Surveillance

The Brazilian government is breaking ties with American technology companies and is investing in building a cable to Portugal to escape the reach of the U.S. National Security Agency.

Brazil President Election 2014: Dilma Rousseff Calls for Unity After Defeating Aécio Neves By Over 3M Votes

Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff was re-elected for a second term in a runoff election Sunday, the Globo network reported. In a race that had tightened considerably toward the end, the incumbent defeated former Minas Gerais Gov. Aécio Neves by a difference of about 3.4 million votes.

2014-15 NBA Season: Brazilian Players Among Most Talented Players to Watch

Basketball is becoming more and more popular in the Latin American country of Brazil. Here, Latin Post takes a look at the most talented and high-profile Brazilian players heading into the 2014-15 NBA season. Some of these players are considered the best at their position.

Lindsay Lohan Shares Then Deletes Her Opinion on 2014 Brazil Presidential Election via Twitter, Facebook

Actress Lindsay Lohan shared her two cents on the upcoming runoff presidential election in Brazil, before retracting her statements.

Miss Bumbum Contestant Indianara Carvalho Goes Topless at Eiffel Tower [Pics]

She did end up getting her picture. Indianara Carvalho, a contestant in Brazil's Miss Bumbum competition, had a problem with Parisian police. The Santa Catarina representative was given a warning near the Eiffel Tower for being topless, but Carvalho herself said it wasn't that big a deal, notes Diario24h.

Amazon Rainforest Facts and Deforestation: Greenpeace Uses Secret GPS Trackers to Get Pictures of Illegal Logging in Brazil

Activists from Greenpeace have succeeded in using GPS trackers to locate those responsible for illegal logging of the Amazon rainforest in Brazil.

MLB Playoffs: Top Latino Players to Watch in Chase for 2014 World Series

The 2014 World Series is almost here. With just three teams remaining in the postseason, Latin Post takes a look at the best Latin American baseball players left in the postseason.

Free Apple and Android Cell Phone App Helping Uruguay, Argentina, Brazil Mobile Users Monitor, Map Crimes in Their Neighborhood

In the past three months, an app has been helping tens of thousands of people in Latin America report and learn about crimes occurring in their area.

Chile vs. Bolivia: International Friendly Schedule, Predictions & Preview

The 2014 FIFA World Cup may be over, but soccer fans can still watch their favorite national teams play. Chile and Bolivia will play one another in an international friendly exhibition in Antofagasta, Chile.

Brazil vs. Argentina: International Friendly Schedule, Predictions & Preview

Argentina and Brazil square off in an international friendly between one another. This South American soccer rivalry dates very far back. Latin Post.com previews the game and predicts a winner.

Brazil Cook Helena Rizzo Named Best Female Chef in Latin America and the World Talks Spanish Cooking Influences, Mani Restaurant

Brazilian Helena Rizzo, named the best female chef in Latin America and the world, recently explained how Spanish food changed her life.

Brazilian Election Day: Incumbent President Dilma Rousseff Heads into Election Day Ahead of the Polls but for How Long?

Brazilian incumbent president Dilma Rousseff heads into election day ahead of the polls but for how long?

Brazil: Favelas to Be Incorporated by Microsoft and Google Maps

Brazilian favelas to be incorporated by Microsoft and Google maps Brazilian slums have long been left out of modern maps, but a combination of escalated violence and the attention that the World Cup brought to the area has brought that to light -- Google and Microsoft are now including the favelas in Rio de Janiero on maps.

Brazil: Mosquitoes with Dengue Suppressant Released into Neighborhoods

Mosquitoes with dengue suppressant released into Brazilian neighborhoods Mosquitoes carrying a bacteria that suppresses dengue fever are being released in Brazil, Vietnam, Australia and Indonesia in hopes of getting rid of the disease, BBC reported.

Hispanic Heritage Month & Latin Social Media Wrap Up: How Angelique Boyer, William Levy & Sebastián Rulli Show Love For Latin America

On social media, celebrities can't help sharing about where they are from. Although we're in the middle of Hispanic Heritage Month, many Latino celebrities don't wait until then to spread love for their Latin American country.

UN Summit: Brazil Rejects Anti-Deforestation Pledge

South American country has struggled with deforestation Brazil rejected on Tuesday an anti-deforestation pledge, which was the centerpiece of a one-day summit of the United Nations in New York.

Brazil Conservationists Help Endangered Species List Member Golden Lion Tamarin, Hopes to Make Monkey Mascot of 2016 Rio de Janeiro Summer Olympics

Thanks to an environmental reserve in Brazil, the endangered Golden Lion Tamarin's population is finally more stable after 40 years of the monkey being one of the most threatened primates in the world.

Oscar 2015 Predictions, Best Foreign Film: Colombia, Bolivia, Brazil & Panama Submit Films

A number Latin American countries have recently named their official Oscar selections making the race even more exciting and competitive.

Hispanic Heritage Month 2014: Top 10 Greatest Latino MLB Baseball Players of All Time

Hispanic Heritage Month 2014 is underway, and we continue the celebration by honoring the greatest baseball players of all time. Latin Post.com lists the 10 best Latin American born baseball players ever.

Marina Silva to Push Cuba Toward Democracy, Work on Relationship With US if She Wins 2014 Brazil Presidential Race

A month ago, Marina Silva entered the race to become the president of Brazil, after the candidate from her Socialist Party was killed in a plane crash. Now the candidate, who is in a head-to-head race against the incumbent, has given her first foreign interview since joining the race.