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Tarcísio Freitas goes full radical at Bolsonarista rally. The Central Bank wants to shore up Pix security. Senators approve a bill targeting “chronic” tax debtors.
From gold mining in the Amazon to Wall Street-style investment funds, organized crime in Brazil now goes much further than cocaine
Taylor Swift's no-show robbed the headlines at a flat São Paulo NFL game, amid rumors Rio could get hosting rights next year.
In Brazil alone, the hours consumed annually by bureaucratic obligations amount to roughly USD 50 billion in lost productivity
Extreme measures under the guise of “war on drugs” have paved the way for numerous crises and violations in the past. Will history repeat itself?
The first post-tariff export figures don’t look good for Brazil. An outlandish new amnesty bill won’t stand up to legal scrutiny. Brazil wants to be a full IEA member.
The appearance of an endangered Ornate Hawk-Eagle in a fragment of Atlantic Forest has served as a powerful symbol of restoration efforts ongoing in Brazil.
The Central Bank vetoes the BRB-Banco Master deal. The latest from the EU-Mercosur trade agreement. The Bolsonaro trial completes its second day.
The final stage of Jair Bolsonaro’s coup trial kicked off on September 2 in Brasília. How will the justices rule, and what will it mean for Brazil’s fragile democracy — and its powerful military?
Brazil’s solar boom has boosted capacity but put strain on the grid, cutting flexibility and raising overload risks regulators are scrambling to fix.
Taking apart the latest GDP figures. Day one of the Bolsonaro trial is in the books. The Big Center launches an amnesty push, with Bolsonaro in the dock.
From Central America to the Southern Cone, the right-wing alliance is flexing its muscles, betting on tough-on-crime policies as crime remains a regional concern.
Bolsonaro on trial: What’s at stake for Brazil. How the trial will unfold. The political shockwaves.
Brazil’s leading farm states are turning to capital markets to bankroll crops as traditional credit falls short.
The 2026 budget proposal contains many ifs and buts. Goiás wants the lead on critical minerals. Brazil loses domestic connectivity, while air travel demand rises.
A look at the professional backgrounds and political leanings of the panel that will decide the former president’s fate.
