Category: Inside
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The Documentary ‘Milton Bituca Nascimento’ Tells the Story of a Beloved Brazilian Musician
The documentary Milton Bituca Nascimento recently premiered in Brazilian cinemas, revealing the emotional story of Milton Nascimento through testimonies from national and international artists.
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Encounters: 200 Years of Brazil-U.S. Friendship
On May 26, 1824, the United States became the first country to recognize Brazil’s independence. This exhibition celebrates 200 years of friendly, peaceful, and uninterrupted relations between the two largest nations in the Americas. Few countries can boast such a long and enduring bilateral relationship. Originally held at the Palácio do Itamaraty in Brasília in…
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Discover the Pataxó Villages in a 5-Day Immersion in Brazil
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Porto Seguro, in the state of Bahia, is much more than just a tourist destination. In addition to stunning beaches and vibrant nightlife, the region offers a unique opportunity to get closer to the routines, customs, and cultural traditions of the Pataxó people. Immersing yourself in the villages of the region is a transformative experience…
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Brazil Celebrates 40 Years Since the End of Military Dictatorship
Brazil’s current democratic regime celebrated its 40th anniversary. It is the longest uninterrupted democratic period in the country’s history since the proclamation of the republic in 1889. A long process resulted in the end of 21 years of civil-military dictatorship (1964–1985), with the nation’s redemocratization marked by the inauguration of José Sarney as president on…
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USA Prepares for the FIFA World Cup 2026: A National Effort to Shine in the Global Spotlight of Soccer
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As the FIFA World Cup 2026 approaches, the United States is entering a critical phase of its preparations to host one of the most prestigious sporting events in the world. Set to be the first World Cup held in three countries — alongside Mexico and Canada — this tournament will place the U.S. in the…
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Detentions of Tourists at U.S. Borders: What International Visitors Need to Know
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In recent weeks, a wave of international visitors attempting to enter the United States from other countries have been denied entry at border checkpoints, leading to deportations back to their home countries or days or weeks in immigrant detention. A 28-year-old British woman arrived in Britain earlier this week after being held in an immigration…
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Tourists Rank the Most Disappointing Tourist Attractions in the World
Some of the most praised tourist attractions in the world leave travelers clearly disappointed, according to a new study. The luggage storage company Radical Storage analyzed 95,352 visitor reviews at 200 of the most visited tourist spots in the world to reveal the most disappointing tourist attractions globally. The top five spots were all occupied…
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Eduardo Bolsonaro, Son of Jair Bolsonaro, Says He Will Seek Political Asylum in the U.S.
Eduardo Bolsonaro, Brazilian congressman and son of former president Jair Bolsonaro, said on Tuesday (19) that he would seek political asylum in the United States, claiming to be the target of persecution for defending the right-wing movement embodied by his father.
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After 9 Months in Space, American Astronauts Return to Earth
The story could be a Hollywood movie, but it’s not. It might even become one. They set out to spend eight days at a space station. But the trip lasted nine months. On Tuesday (18), two NASA astronauts who had been in orbit since last June, Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore, returned home, concluding a…
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Harvard Will Be Free for Families Earning Up to $200,000
Harvard University announced on Monday (17) that it will make its tuition free for students from families with an annual income of $200,000 or less, starting in the 2025-26 academic year.