Brazil

A K-Pop Wave Is Transforming A São Paulo Neighborhood – For Better And For Worse

How Cities Use Participatory Budgeting To Build Place

Taking Back São Paulo’s Streets, One Sunday At A Time

The light rail moves through Plaza Maua in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in this Thursday, July 7, 2016, file photo. (AP Photo/Silvia Izquierdo)

Final Segment of Rio Light Rail Network Opens for Service

Putting Human Faces and Bodies on Abandoned Building Data

The Life and Death of a Dangerous Woman

Rio City Councilor Marielle Franco Was Also a Transit Activist

Socially Conscious Venice Biennale Opens This Weekend

Can City Living Fuel Chronic Disease?

Latin America Has Its First Official Urban Resilience Strategy

A Brazilian City’s Dilemma: How Urban Should a Waterfront Be?

Subway or BRT? A Post-World Cup Brazilian City Faces the Eternal Question

Rio’s Olympic Golf Course Will Trample a Protected Ecological Gem

Farmers Face an Uncertain Future in a City Rich With Urban Agriculture

A Critical Mass Tragedy Sparks a Bicycle Boom in Brazil

An Oil Discovery Revives a Dwindling Brazilian Port

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