It will take more than an election to fix Brazil’s flaws
A vote will though support the legitimacy of a post-Rousseff government, writes Alex Cuadros
All of Brazil must go through the car wash
Nobody is too powerful to escape the Petrobras corruption probe
Apathy on the streets of post-Rousseff Brazil
Notebook: Indifference is widespread yet rational, writes Samantha Pearson
Temer, Rousseff’s successor, needs luck and judgment
The president has a chance to stabilise Brazil and begin painful reforms, writes George Magnus
Brazilian business cheers Rousseff departure
Michel Temer is under pressure to fix toxic economic and political legacy ex-president left behind
Brazilian politics after the impeachment vote
President Temer’s biggest challenges are the economy and corruption
Rousseff reign ends after empty claim of a coup
Impeachment of former Brazilian president followed a constitutional process
Dilma Rousseff impeached by Brazil’s Senate in historic vote
Historic vote to end Workers’ party rule comes as country struggles with recession
Dilma Rousseff: ‘history may be more generous than the present’
Brazil’s first female president will struggle to protect her legacy after impeachment
Brazil’s Temer faces tough budget reform tests
End of impeachment process of Dilma Rousseff will shift focus to resolving deep recession
Angry impeachment scenes spur calls for changes to Brazil’s political system
Explosive Rousseff trial raises questions about political system
Dilma Rousseff faces impeachment in Brazil
Senate poised to vote on final phase of installing Michel Temer as president
Brazil looks to build on goals beyond football success
Hopes rise that the national team’s path to the Olympic final presages a broader economic revival
Donald Trump evokes Latin America’s old-style strongmen
Familiar swagger and populism turn off Hispanic voters in the US election, writes John Paul Rathbone
Rio Olympics opens with cultural extravaganza
But political intrigue was never far away in 4-hour opening ceremony
Rio Olympics 2016: How to judge if the games are a success
Doping, terrorism and logistics all present challenges as the games open
Lula appeals to UN over Petrobras judge
Human rights case from Brazil’s former president looks to put prosecutors’ methods on trial
