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Guide to BrazilGuide to Brazil

Mar 09, 2025

🪜 Cracking, but not breaking, the glass ceiling

Progress in closing Brazil’s gender gap stalls as President Lula loses female support

Isabela Cruz

Brazil SportsBrazil Sports

Mar 08, 2025

🌱 Footballers prefer it natural

Neymar takes the role of shop steward as players argue against artificial pitches in Brazil, but do their protests miss the target?

Euan Marshall

LatAm ReportLatAm Report

Mar 07, 2025

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⚓ BlackRock buys and Trump’s two teams

Interventionist and isolationist factions fight to set Trump’s Venezuela policy. And China is forced to sell ports in Panama and Mexico to US companies

Ignacio Portes, +1

Brazil DailyBrazil Daily

Mar 07, 2025

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🧊 Cooling consumption

Brazil sees highest annual growth post-pandemic, but a slowdown trend is visible. Lula tries to hold down food prices and escape Trump tariffs, while a new Pix issue could be in sight

Gustavo Ribeiro, +1

PodcastPodcast

Mar 07, 2025

Podcast: Oscar wins, fake coffee and fiscal fiascos

Brazil bags its Carnival Oscar glory with “I’m Still Here.” Consumers get rattled as “fake coffee” makes its way onto supermarket shelves. And a court precedent could spell trouble for Big Four auditors in Brazil

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Brazil ClimateBrazil Climate

Mar 06, 2025

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🛢️ Amazon oil rush?

While pressure is centered on a single oil block near the mouth of the Amazon River, a forthcoming auction could open up the entire region to an offshore drilling frenzy

Euan Marshall

Brazil DailyBrazil Daily

Mar 06, 2025

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🔎 Audit or fraud-it?

KPMG’s legal woes in Brazil. A deal that could unclog construction of a new nuclear power plant. Cybersecurity for Brazilian small and medium-sized companies

Gustavo Ribeiro, +1

Brazil BusinessBrazil Business

Mar 05, 2025

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🦄 Private equity stumbles, VC rumbles

Private equity investment in Brazil plunged 44% in 2024 as high interest rates and currency volatility deterred foreign funds. Venture capital, however, rose 17%

Letícia Arcoverde

Brazil DailyBrazil Daily