Brazil DailyBrazil Daily
šŸ™Š Speak No Evil on social media
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šŸ™Š Speak No Evil on social media

The US State Departmentā€™s dig at Brazil. The countryā€™s lack of STEM students. And the job market is still overheated

Gustavo Ribeiro
Lucas Berti
Isabela Cruz
Gustavo Ribeiro, +2
Brazil BusinessBrazil Business
šŸŽ‰ The business of Carnival
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šŸŽ‰ The business of Carnival

The four-day holiday is expected to take over the streets of Brazil with music and color ā€” and generate a decade-high BRL 12 billion in tourism revenue

LetĆ­cia Arcoverde
LetĆ­cia Arcoverde
Brazil DailyBrazil Daily
šŸ¤šŸ’°šŸ¦ Truce, bribes and fintechs
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šŸ¤šŸ’°šŸ¦ Truce, bribes and fintechs

The tentacles of Brazilā€™s most powerful criminal organization. Lula fires his health minister. The government will increase the use of the presidentā€™s image to win back voters

Gustavo Ribeiro
Isabela Cruz
Gustavo Ribeiro, +1
LatAm ReportLatAm Report
šŸŽ¬ Oscar wins and market gains
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šŸŽ¬ Oscar wins and market gains

A tour through Latin America's Oscar winners ahead of this weekendā€™s award ceremony. And why investors are betting on Colombiaā€™s stock market

Ignacio Portes
Lucas Berti
Ignacio Portes, +1
OpinionOpinion
Trump's return sends waves through Brazil's digital policy

Trump's return sends waves through Brazil's digital policy

Brazil's digital policy landscape will likely experience significant transformation throughout 2025, shaped by both domestic priorities and the changing political climate in Washington

Marina Garrote
Marcela Mattiuzzo
Marina Garrote, +1
Brazil DailyBrazil Daily
šŸ§® Does the fiscal math add up?
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šŸ§® Does the fiscal math add up?

More concerns about the governmentā€™s fiscal health. A trial that will set the tone for relations between Congress and the Supreme Court. And a step forward for Brazilā€™s digital government

Gustavo Ribeiro
LetĆ­cia Arcoverde
Gustavo Ribeiro, +1
Brazil AgroBrazil Agro
šŸ”¬ Research funding down
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šŸ”¬ Research funding down

Brazilā€™s state-run research company Embrapa was instrumental in making the country an agricultural powerhouse. But over the past decade, it has struggled to secure funding

LetĆ­cia Arcoverde
LetĆ­cia Arcoverde
Brazil DailyBrazil Daily
šŸ¦ Tweet for tat

šŸ¦ Tweet for tat

Alexandre de Moraes and Rumble are locked in legal battle. Pablo MarcĢ§al due to be rendered ineligible after SaĢƒo Paulo mayor election antics. And how Brazilā€™s corporate debt landscape has changed.

Gustavo Ribeiro
LetĆ­cia Arcoverde
Gustavo Ribeiro, +1
Brazil SocietyBrazil Society
šŸ“» Bad rap: Brazil rightā€™s war on crime lyrics

šŸ“» Bad rap: Brazil rightā€™s war on crime lyrics

Bills to ban city halls from hiring certain shows raise issues of selective censorship and discrimination against trap music and other popular genres

Isabela Cruz
Isabela Cruz
Brazil SportsBrazil Sports
šŸ‘Ÿ Running shoes? Buy Brazilian

šŸ‘Ÿ Running shoes? Buy Brazilian

How one Brazilian sporting goods brand transformed its reputation and dominated global giants amid Brazilā€™s still-growing running boom

Euan Marshall
Euan Marshall
LatAm ReportLatAm Report
šŸ¦ A Chilean Milei and the new OAS
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šŸ¦ A Chilean Milei and the new OAS

Johannes Kaiser is stealing Kastā€™s far-right thunder ahead of Chileā€™s presidential race. And three candidates vie to be the next OAS secretary general.

Ignacio Portes
Lucas Berti
Ignacio Portes, +1
Brazil DailyBrazil Daily
šŸŒ¾ Haddadā€™s Harvest Plan halt
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šŸŒ¾ Haddadā€™s Harvest Plan halt

The government suspends Brazilā€™s main agricultural credit program over budget delays. Ozempic set to face intense competition in Brazil. And the woes hitting the nuclear energy sector

Gustavo Ribeiro
Gustavo Ribeiro
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