Three officials are being investigated in separate cases of alleged embezzlement or accepting bribes, the Supreme People's Procuratorate said on Thursday.
China's equipment and manufacturing industry opened a two-day exhibition in Rio de Janeiro on Wednesday during Premier Li Keqiang's visit, highlighting the potential for Chinese manufacturers in Latin America's largest economy.
Experts in the US applauded Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's current visit to four Latin American countries as a significant step in boosting bilateral trade and investment ties.
The cheers and bustling in a crowded subway carriage in Rio de Janeiro reminded me of a similar occasion during a recent trip to a city in northeast China, nearly 20,000 kilometers from Brazil.
State Grid Corp of China, the country's largest power distributor, launched a power transmission project on Tuesday during Premier Li Keqiang's visit to Brazil.
China, Brazil and Peru signed an agreement on Tuesday for feasibility research on a railway linking Brazil's Atlantic coast to Peru's Pacific coast.
Brazil's anti-doping laboratory has regained accreditation and is looking to tap into China's experience gained during the Beijing Olympics for the Games in Rio de Janeiro next year.
From kung fu to acupuncture to Chinese cars and construction, young Brazilians have a lot of observations about China.
A box of tea grown in Premier Li Keqiang's hometown in Anhui province and a set of DVDs featuring hilarious stories of the Monkey King, a fictional figure in traditional Chinese literature, were among the gifts given by the Chinese premier and his wife to the Garvey family at their Irish farm on Sunday.
Brazil should expand its exports of processed food to diversify the mix of goods sold to China, said Jose Vicente Lessa, consul general of Brazil in Guangzhou, Guangdong province.
When Wang Yili arrived in Rio de Janeiro eight years ago, she found that unlike many other international cities, it had no Chinatown.
As China's economic diplomacy has expanded across the globe over the past decade, Latin America has received its share of attention. Relations between China and the region have grown, and nowhere is that clearer than in Brazil.
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