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An informal overview of ESL teaching options in Brazil including Newstart, Falaldiomas, Britannia School, including rates of pay, lifestyle, and more.

In Brazil, Açaí (ah-sai-ee) is more than a fruit, it's a lifestyle. Ever since Oprah declared açaí one of the top ten healthiest foods, we have boxed it and shipped it.

From dancing to water throwing, Carnaval is one of the most popular holidays in Ecuador.

Brazil's Parque Nacional Chapada dos Veadeiros, north of Brasilia, affords gorgeous views and hikes through savannah scrub land, valleys and spectacular falls.

From sandy white beaches with bikini clad women to dramatic mountain views and a giant statue of Christ, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil is as exotic as they come.

Brazil remained inline to capture their fifth U20 World Cup title as Internacional striker Alan Kardec continued his strong tournament with his team-leading fourth goal.

Gremio beat Cruzeiro 1-0 in a Brazilian Football League match in Porto Alegre and are now one point behind league leaders Flamengo

From Sugarloaf to the beaches, Rio provides action, entertainment and love. Ascend to Christ the Redeemer and roast on Copacabana, but save time for lesser-known Central.

Rio de Janeiro's favelas, or slums, are legendary. Take a tour for a deeper, fuller insight into what makes into what makes these widely misunderstood communities tick.

The residents of Rio de Janeiro are called "cariocas" and they play on Ipanema and Copacabana beaches below the outstretched arms of the Christ the Redeemer statue.

Travertine is a popular natural stone for its rustic looks and durability. Getting the best design possible, means understanding the stone and its properties.

Along with it's stunning beaches and spectacular scenery Rio de Janeiro is home to some remarkable pieces of modern architecture.