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Mar 06, 2025

🔎 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

Mar 05, 2025

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🎬 Lights, Camera, Justice!

How Brazil’s Oscar win ripples through politics. More changes to Lula’s cabinet. The battle over Starlink

Gustavo Ribeiro

LatAm ReportLatAm Report

Mar 04, 2025

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🎊 Carnival and inflation parties

How Latin America celebrates Carnival. And will the continent’s inflationary slowdown last?

Lucas Berti, +1

Brazil AgroBrazil Agro

Mar 03, 2025

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☕ Fake coffee?

Brazil, the world’s largest coffee producer, is seeing a surge in demand for cheaper, unregulated alternatives as global prices soar

Letícia Arcoverde

Brazil SocietyBrazil Society

Mar 02, 2025

🎥 Brazilian cinema is Still Here

It’s Oscars night, so we’re taking a look back on the history of Brazilian cinema, showing why “I’m Still Here” could be a turning point

André Chiavassa, +1

Brazil SportsBrazil Sports

Mar 01, 2025

⚽ Football or Carnival? 🎉 Or both?

As Carnival is here, we explain why some of São Paulo’s biggest football ultras groups are also major forces in the city’s highly competitive Carnival parades

Euan Marshall

LatAm ReportLatAm Report

Feb 28, 2025

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😱 Supreme Court judges by decree?

Javier Milei is exploiting a loophole to take control of Argentina’s top court. And how yerba mate became a Middle East favorite

Ignacio Portes, +1

Brazil DailyBrazil Daily

Feb 28, 2025

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⛽ Petrobras, Pétrus and Putos

Investors dump Petrobras shares. Brazil’s AI governance proposal. And an unlikely dispute between an iconic French wine and Brazilian comedians

Gustavo Ribeiro, +1

PodcastPodcast

Feb 28, 2025

Podcast: Carnival, cabinet and crisis

Carnival is here, and it’s big business. Lula pulls the trigger and sacks his health minister. And STEM degrees are becoming less and less common in Brazil.