It turns out the airplane carrying the Chapecoense soccer team ran out of fuel.

Brazilian soccer legend Carlos Alberto Torres, most famous for leading the Brazilian National Team to a FIFA World Cup championship in 1970 over Italy in Mexico City, has died.

Apple's first retail outlet in Mexico City comes two years after it opened its first Latin American store in Brazil.

Get ready for the Rio Olympics opening ceremony! With performances by Caetano Veloso and Gilberto Gil, over 6,000 samba dancers, and appearances by Gisele Bündchen, you can't miss this event! Here's when and where to watch it, and how to watch it live.

"Narcos" star Wagner Moura stopped by the set of "Chelsea" to talk about the show's second season, Pablo Escobar, and Brazil's political climate.

Brazilian superstar, Xuxa, will return to the runway during Brazil's fashion event "Rio Moda Rio."

The cast of "Sense8," including actors Alfonso Herrera and Miguel Ángel Silvestre, attended the 2016 Gay Pride parade, where they reportedly filmed scenes for the show's second season.

Rio de Janeiro gang rape victim, whose identity remains anonymous, breaks silence after video and images of her horrific experience go viral. This is what we know about the case so far.

Miss BumBum Universe 2015 makes headlines after sending Piqué sexy photos on social media.

Former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was detained and taken for questioning by the Brazilian police.

A Brazilian judge has lifted a ban on WhatsApp after a lower court blocked the popular messaging app for 48 hours. 

A large reservoir of tailings from an iron ore mining operation in Brazil was emptied into a local village after the company's dam burst. The resulting carnage resulted in at least a dozen deaths, and could displace as many as 400 people along miles of affected valley's along the flood path.

A gas explosion is the suspected cause of a fire that destroyed 40 buildings in Brazil, injured at least 7

Brazil is on the brink of decriminalizing marijuana, cocaine, heroin and other drugs as supreme court judges indicated this week that the current prohibition on drugs is ineffective and violates citizens’ rights to privacy.

Neymar leads Brazil over the United States 4-1 with a brace, Hulk also scored in the match.

This is how immigration laws in Brazil help undocumented immigrants in the country avoid deportation. Brazil grants citizenship to children born there regardless of their parents’ nationality or status, prohibiting deportation for immigrant parents of Brazilian citizens.

Dilma Rousseff won an election less than a year ago, but her approval rating is at a mere 8 percent after a serious of scandals and an economic downturn.

Gleydson Carvalho, a popular journalist in Brazil, passes away after being shot multiple time in his radio booth.

Wingsuit flying is transparently dangerous, but participants fly anyway.

Lula is the latest Brazilian politician to be entangled in the country's web of bribery scandals after legislator Eduardo Cunha supported an investigation against him. Cunha is also attempting to break the ruling party coalition and threatens to paralyze the government

Rousseff joined Obama in climate deal, signalling end of spying row

Brazil's captain, Neymar, was suspended for the remainder of the 2015 Copa America tournament on Friday.

After a life spent fetishizing perfection model confronted his physical deterioration from Leukemia

Sticking with the establishment, Pelé supports embattled FIFA president

Disgusting or just ADD? Inappropriate phone use angers some while others shrug.

Medically necessary C-sections are an epidemic in the Dominican Republic and many other Latin American countries

Top soccer stars celebrated FIFA arrests and crossed their fingers for a Blatter takedown

The Whitey Bulger of Italy, Scotti evaded arrest by living quietly in a coastal town in Brazil

Reciprocity fees are lining the pockets of bureaucrats. Should Brazil end them?

A new railway would cross the Andes and the Amazon, connecting Brazil to China through ports in Peru