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Jan 21, 2025

😰 Trump’s impact, Europe’s taxes

Trump’s arrival raises hopes for Guatemala’s authoritarian right. And how regional tax revenue has risen since the 1990s.

Ignacio Portes, +1

Brazil DailyBrazil Daily

Jan 21, 2025

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Lula 💔 Trump

Ice-cold Brazil-US relations. What worries Brazilian CEOs. And a record-setting year for solar power producers

Gustavo Ribeiro

Brazil AgroBrazil Agro

Jan 20, 2025

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🐂 From pasture to plate?

Brazil has announced an ambitious plan to individually trace its massive cattle herd by 2032. The move aims at bolstering sanitary controls, but could help curb deforestation in the process

Letícia Arcoverde

Brazil DailyBrazil Daily

Jan 20, 2025

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⏰ Time for a change?

When will Lula reshuffle his cabinet? How the government lost the social media battle. And the fall in murders in Brazil

Gustavo Ribeiro

Brazil SocietyBrazil Society

Jan 19, 2025

🤩 The Fernanda Torres phenomenon

With the announcement of this year’s Oscar nominations in sight, enthusiastic Brazilian netizens are pushing hard for Fernanda Torres to get a Best Actress nod for “I’m Still Here”

Isabela Cruz

Brazil SportsBrazil Sports

Jan 18, 2025

🎾 A Brazilian tennis star is born?

The 18-year-old João Fonseca sent shockwaves through world tennis with his impressive Grand Slam debut at the Australian Open, and the sport’s top players are already beginning to look over their shoulders

Euan Marshall

LatAm ReportLatAm Report

Jan 17, 2025

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🤑 Bitcoin and Bad Bunny

Bad Bunny, the most listened-to musician in the world, re-embraces his Latin American roots. And a cryptocurrency giant moves its headquarters to El Salvador.

Ignacio Portes, +1

Brazil DailyBrazil Daily

Jan 17, 2025

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🧾 28%-ish VAT

A major step toward reforming Brazil’s tax system. The middle class and social mobility in Brazil. And Brazil's economy is still hot.

Gustavo Ribeiro, +2

Brazil ClimateBrazil Climate

Jan 16, 2025

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✒️ Axing the Amazon with a pen stroke

A new law in Mato Grosso state changes vegetation classification criteria and strips parts of the Amazon of its forest status, leaving it vulnerable to legal deforestation

Euan Marshall

Brazil DailyBrazil Daily

Jan 16, 2025

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🧏 Tone-deaf government

Government gives up on new taxation rules after taking a social media beating. Two of Brazil's top three airlines want to merge. Two years on from Brazil's biggest corporate fraud scandal

Gustavo Ribeiro, +1