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Brazil goes to runoff after Rousseff falls short
Brazil’s Rousseff facing runoff presidential vote
Rousseff leads in Brazil vote, but runoff likely
Brazil exit poll: Rousseff with wide lead in vote
Brazil TV exit poll shows Rousseff with wide lead
2 young French tourists said missing in Bolivia
FIFA officials in Brazil to discuss 2014 World Cup
Desperate times for Brazil’s opposition candidate
Brazil police say janitor killed 2 students
Chavez: foreign minister headed to Colombia
Chavez optimistic on Silva’s help in Colombia spat
UNESCO adds 21 new sites to World Heritage List
Mercosur trade bloc agrees to reduce customs fees
UNESCO adds 5 sites to the World Heritage List
UNESCO adds 7 sites to the World Heritage List
Brazil offers haven to Iran woman in adultery case
Galapagos removed from UNESCO endangered list
Haitians rival Brazilians in love for the Selecao
Brazil is dropping role in Iran nuclear dispute
Work suffers, parties thrive during World Cup
Work is skipped, parties abound during World Cup
Chile: International plea to join cluster bomb ban
UN approves new sanctions against Iran
UNITED NATIONS — The U.N. Security Council has approved new sanctions against Iran over its suspect nuclear program that target the country’s powerful Revolutionary Guard, ballistic missiles, and nuclear-related investments.
Clinton Iran sanctions will be toughest ever
Student immigrants use civil rights-era strategies
Director Stone praises Brazil for Iran mediation
Turkey PM: Critics of Iran should get rid of nukes
Ban: Iran must make nuclear intentions clear
Tehran gives fuel swap offer to IAEA
VIENNA — Moving to evade new U.N. sanctions, Iran on Monday formally submitted its plan to swap some of its enriched uranium for reactor fuel and urged world powers to defuse tensions by accepting the deal.
Iran rejects UN sanctions resolution draft
Honduras drops World Court case against Brazil
US, major powers agree on new Iran sanctions
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Clinton says deal reached on new Iran sanctions
Iran to ship uranium to Turkey in nuclear deal
Brazil’s leader seeks nuclear compromise with Iran
US: Iran sanctions negotiations making progress
US tries to blunt Iran anti-sanctions push
Iran welcomes Brazil mediation over nuclear issue
Brazil’s top court: Amnesty law will not change
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