Jonathan Watts
Jonathan Watts is the Guardian's Latin America correspondent
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Lava Jato: Brazilian anti-corruption minister quits over secret recordingInterim president Michel Temer loses another member of his cabinet – this time over evidence that Fabiano Silveira gave advice on undermining graft inquiry
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WHO rejects call to move Rio Olympics because of Zika virusHealth experts urged the UN agency to act over concern that the games will speed up spread of virus linked to birth defects
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Gang-rape images posted on Twitter shock Brazil as investigation continuesPolice attempt to identify more than 30 suspects after alleged assault and its social media aftermath prompt public outcry over misogyny and online abuse
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Brexit, Juncker, Austria and Venezuela – Politics Weekly podcastAnushka Asthana, Larry Elliott and Jonathan Freedland join Tom Clark to discuss the short-term economic shock projected in the event of Britain leaving the EU – and why Jean-Claude Juncker is hoping Britain’s next PM is not Boris Johnson
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100 days until Rio 2016: 'It will be a great party, with a garbage legacy'Brazil has lurched from one controversy to the next of late, undermining confidence that Rio is ready for the Olympic Games
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Dilma Rousseff in New York declares no grounds for impeachmentEmbattled Brazilian president tells foreign media she is the innocent victim of a ‘coup’ and will only leave office if voted out by the electorate
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Deaths on collapsed Rio de Janeiro bike path deal safety blow to Olympic hostAt least two are dead after a new seaside bike path was hit by a wave and collapsed, damaging the city’s credibility ahead of the summer Games
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Eduardo Cunha: Brazil president's chief accuser faces allegations of his ownSpeaker of country’s lower house faces investigations over alleged perjury, money laundering and bribes – but political tide appears to be moving in his favor
OAS chief accuses Macri's Argentina of obstructing moves to censure Venezuela